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Carpctings, Floor Oil Cloths, PItKL BTBEET, (TporlU WU1U itmt) SMITH At LOUlN'SBEItltY, HAVE RECEIVED by Ut arrival, IM, ncual nr-pty of Forairn (ioode, mwitiu, la part, of rural Tfl.MHIM, BKI SSKIJ, g-rXV. IMPERIAL and INGRAIN prtatad Backings, Floor Oil Cloth. Tehee ad Plan rovers. he.be. Ale, daily receiving, direct front Aatrieu ManafA.

tortm aad front Auction, large supplies cd all lb various article (mdmM with tha trade, ail of which era-ciuii Pur mo, at tata lowest rata, I 1 will be gold at pc rawaiM tba vine tiihii. T.atrle Carsetlngs, Wteet styles, frost 10s to 14a per yard. Srnaaal Carpwtlnga, laUat etyles, from 7l to 10a Mr yard a-piy Carpeting, choice assortment, front 7a to 10a per yard. let quality Ingrain Carpeting, choice aaeortroeBt, bom to 'i ear yard. All wuo4 Ingrele Carpeting, cbuloa assortment, boat 8d te 6a per yard Printed Drug.eU, 6-4, 12-4 ud 14-4 wide, from 4a to 20.

per yard Floor Oil Cloth, heavy, in bet, IS and 34 feat, from 4a to 10 par yard. Hoot Oil clothe, thin medium, 2 to fort, froaiSato4s Pvar? alo amnp IVrw Cheap CAKPCTlISti, OILCLOTHS, aVe THE subaerlben having takes tbaatora No. 14 raarl etreat. wb'eh they devote exclusively to tbe Carpet boaineaa, would Invite tha attaatioa of thalr friends and the puuue generally to tbatz new end exieaeive stock Venetian, Tapestry, I a grata. Saxony, Thrae.ply, Wilton.

Brussels, Royal Velvet, aad Azmlnatar Carpets. Tnretherwitb a greet variety of OIL CLOTHS, ItRUUUETTS, HEARTH RUGS, CARPETS fiA'l CUELS, TABLE COVERS, ad of which ara tb latest designs, and offered at tba low- at prices. Tba favorable arrangements they bar made witb several of tba aaanufarturen. through which they ara In constant recaipta nf the moat modern and desirable patterns, together witb large additiuoa frain tha late forced auction alee anabla tbem to aall at freatly reduced prieea. Tbey would raapeetfully solicit a call at their wsxeroom, by loae buyara COIlCKLIIi an, up 148 PEARL STREET.

NEW YORK. PETEItSOfl I1UMP11UEY, IMPORTERS OF CARPETING eft Oil. CLOTHS, 43 Pearl street, near Pladlaort. FFER FOR SALE an entirely new and Splendid assortment of Carpets, atnhraelnir aware i viuiu ih carpet aujres. consisting OI AXMINSTER AND SAXONY.

ROYAL VELVET, TAPESTRIE BRUSSF.LS, BRl'HNKLS AND TH KEF. PLY, KUPEkH.NE AND FINE IN(, RAINS. DAMASK AND TWILLED YE.NETIAN, TABLE AND PIANO tOVF.ns, WINDOW SHADES AND DRL'OGETS, RUW ALL liF.SCRlPTlONS, MAIS, 8TAIR RODS, a OIL CLOTHS, from 3 to 24 feet vide, an pari or qaalltr and daairBa; to which we InrlU the attention of Country Merehanta and all othen la want of dedrable Oooda. at Iwaeonable ratea, au23 2m np G11E.1T II.IIIGMTS In Brussels Carpets. PRICE BIKE SlilLXliVGS, SEW ABD UCAXJTY FIRST RATE.

THIS week reewteed ninety-three piece. Biumela Carpet, containing the beat aaaort meat of pattern, to be found la thla city, and priea that defy eompetltien. Teras eaab. AUo, one bale Encliah Ingrain carpets, warranted feat tofretbrr witb wide and rlcb floor oil e'otba, table and piano eorera, rn. fco bo.

Alao. aixty piece, all wool Ingrain carpett, to be retail-ad at four ablill nga per yard. GhOROE E. L. HYATT, ap 4-14 Pearl.

donre from Chatham atreet. TO Straw GootJs Merchants AND MANUFACTURERS. VAILISO blmaelf of tbli mean of oommunieatlon with his friend, tb nnderaigned ha the pleasure of respectfully announcing thst be ba juat Imported some beautiful style of STRAW OOODS. both in BRAIDS AND BONNETS, for tb present Fall, which nave Keen designed and made exrlu.lrely for himself. Also, a full assortment of Fashionable and Staple Straw Also, THREAD of the beat pnealble manufacture, ex pressly prepared for the sewing of Straw Braids acd putting In ire of Also, 8 OL beat six cord and All the shore will, a heretofore, be offered at lowest waotestK importation prices THOMAS REYNOLDS, aula lmnp 187 Ps.ai, up atair.

Gillotrs STEEL PENS. MANUFACTURER'S WAREHOUSE, 91 John New York. A large stork and complete assortment of these well known and Popular PENS, constantly on hand a abore, for sale to the trade, together with pea holders In rsneiy. The attenilrn of the public Is re.pactfully called to LIVERPOOL TEN." No. 00, FINE AND EX.

TRA FINE POINTS, to be had of all stationer and fancy goods dealers aulS np TRIMMINGS. T. C. FOOTE, (SUCCESSORS TO D. A.

BOOTH,) IMrOBTEBB. NO. 10 WlLXlAn STREET HAVE on hand and will be reoelTlng during the reason, the mwnt arrLxa of DRESS and other TRIM- MINOS, the Fall and Winter trade WHITE COTTON FRINGES, GOODS. kc. by the packers or otherwise to all of which they inrite special at- lention.

bu9 np T1SI.U.1IIVGS. J. GROSS GARELLY CO 90 William Street IBkPORTKRSand Manufacturers of Trimmings.sueh aa FRINGES. GIMPS, COHDS and TASSELS, LADIES' DRESS BUTTONS, GALOONS, TRA.M tndOR-GANZINE SILKS, beg to Inform the merchants that they have on hand the newest and most fashionable stylet of the above article, both Imported and cf their own manufacture, which they will sell cheap. aul6 np Colt's Cot to Duck mllE subscribers have a eonstnnt sutiolv of tbelr nor fabrlo of the various numbers, which they oiler to toe trau upon laroraoie terms.

NATH'l. L. GEO. GRISWOLD; .20 nptf 71 and 27 South at. IMPORTANT.

Heating- and Ventilating. mFanes, licebc IRON FOISDER8 AND MANl'FACTl'RERS OF FT RN ACES and Hot Water and Ventilating Apparatus. Cooking Range. corner of Reade and Centre atreet. New York, beg to acquaint their frienda and fellow cltisens.

that they have entered more extensively than heretofore Into tbe manufacture of Hot Water Ap paratus, for warming bulldiugs, in combination with a thorough aad effectual eyelem of Ventilation. After long and mature study, and consideration of the different syateens hitherto adopted for warming and ventilating buildings, and having spared no axertion nor expense in obtaining the beat mode for such purpose, tbey are bow prepared to enter iato contract for their erection, at moderate charge, and guarantee their full and complete amciencT. bs form of Hot Water and Ventilating Apparatus which we have now in course of construction, is equally suitable for all descnptioo of lohabitated buildings, em-bracing bore he, Seminaries, Hospitals, Halls, Prisons, Horticultural Buildings, ho. Plans and estimates of the coat, and all necessary de tails and explanations, will be furnished oa appllcatioa, to thoss who aey be kind enough to favor ua with their in truetlone and command. and we pledge ourselves as manufacturers, and eitlsens anxious for th Improvement and exeeUanee of American art, that no effort or outlay shall be omitted on our part to render works of neb paramount importance, and beneficial influence on the pubhe health and comfort, as effectual and appropriate for th intended purpose as possible.

JANES, BEEBF. earner of Reade and Centre stasets, Jy24np aad l'Ju Fulton atreet Diarrhoea and Dijscii' tery. PERSONS afflicted with Diarrhna and Dysentery, and given up by their physleiana aa incurable, can auuoat to a certainty be rescued by the um ef Well Miller a Provost 'a Compound Extract of Blackberry Root. 1 bey have uever knowa It fall Have it lo the house Bad ease doctor's bill. Sold at l.i2L aatham street ll Bowery 2-1 East Broadway; IS" and OS 1 Broadway 1.12 Chambers street, and 3o Hudson street.

New Vork. It Brooklyn, at Tl aad 271 Fultoa street, and by tbe principal grocers throughout tbe city and country. Warehouse sit eroui atreet. nuw 1 ura. auienpti A CARD.

ATELSON JaRVlS. Merchant Tailor, would J.X peelfully Inform his friend that be baa removed from No. 10 Broadway to No. 120 Bleerker. corner of Woo.

tee etreet. which I now th centre of New or, aad oonvenleut to tbe moat fashionable streets and pta-aaa at tba Weet end of the towa. la making thai chanr tbe object of Mr. arris has Km a ta relieve himself of exorbitant rents, which will en able him to prosecute hi business upon tbat cash eyeteia which he established la 1H40J upoa still more favorable term, aad lavitee alteatiua to hi rioh aad ampl stock csf seasonable coods. Mr.

Jarvt alaodeelre to state, that, he continue to snake up Cassock, and Gowns for tbe lergy J-adies' Riding Habit. Army and Nary I'niforms. ke in addition to tbe recular Business of his profeeaiou, and will duly appre ciate eoatiauaaee of those favors which he has so long enjoyed from a geoemue public. myio np PlHkl WATER. Pearce" Water Filters, N.

1 1 Wall street. Flew 1 ork. THE publl are Informed that he has constantly on hand Water Filters, of the most approved construc tion, aad warrantee I well to answer the purpose for whleb tbevar later dad. These Fillers are all Impor tant to person goO California, a th water of that eaatrv at aware a. a ibsbw- nasi Sclireider Champagne.

A LAO Haldslck Bollinger and Lemereler brands, eon- Astantlroa haad. aad foraal by ao'At ap HKNUV FELTFR. Serajwv. FAIRIJANK'S SCALES. ACTION.

Tbe well-earned repotatioa of thee eeales ha Induced the v.ndera of imperfect aad worthless Balance, to offer them a Fairbank' Scale and purchasers have thereby, la many eases, been sub jected to fraud and am position. The subscribers have no oatroverey with honorable competitor, who transact aejetaaa la their earn Mnntu. lh. trators of tbe above fraud as pursuing a course alike aa-jnat aad 1 dJstanorable, tbay take till nuaeure to eauUoa sue waiue. wi vuair tmpoaitiona.

Manufaertirers. BP AlBBANKB fc 61 Water-. Agent. aaw-raart MawaUaetary and Wi WORCESTER Ken for aaU a large sMortBMBt of aboloe Piaae Fortes, from 6 ctaves, ta eseeraBt ssarewaaa. whleb an tared aadea a feeaalaei dasJoUng bl awrsoaal atteatiew to Umtoeu-fca.

teas of his taatraSBeats, whleb have aaMobra ben eaa anaerwa aannu.ii, mm win eaaaevor te au.i... r-i wtews repatatioa, aad respectfully aoiioiuea exeaaiueUoB trees Prof essocs, A Bimn, sat the fabll. Jaaoap EDWAUU E. DUffDAR, Commission llcrchant, SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA. Offlea at S.

34 Braod aCrwwt, e-er Teark. THE rejDERSIUJKD, LATK OB" THE FIRM OK SEAVr.K DUNBAR, wiM ooBtiaae hai Bmeeat tl Broad atreet. New York. aad traaeaeta ceaeralCoBV aereial aad Shipping Bawiaeaa bai He win alaoaet a Ageat tor hi brother EDWARD E. DC BAB, whale bow eetabliahed la the Com-ia.

to a Ba- eiaeaa.aadreeelTea eoaiireeeata of aalp aao mercnart- eiAB -1 L' 1 ilfemtt. The aaderaigaW reeeire from kb brother tha folleet aad moat reliable adrleea. ahowia what artielaa are most proa table to ship to California the beet manner of Band-lag them, the ehaefrea of the BMrketa there from time to time, expense of atoraire and tran.pcrta.Uon trom the Coart into the Mining Uiatrict. and all tha iaformatioa Baeded to form a correct opinion as to the pronu on any good which miirbt be Beat there on Hi arrangement bar been made that he will continue to receive aneh adricee and regular Price Current of tb Market, by erery opportunity and he feel aanued tbat they will be entirely reliable and aatiafactory. HewiU lake charge of comigament for hi brother, and trannnit tbem to California.

Owner and meter, of ahipa can bar their veavel fretrhted for San Francirco or an. other of the principal porta in any part nf the world at the cue ternary rate. For further Information, apply by letter (pre-paid) ox personally to FREDERIC DUNBAR, No. 81 Broad atreet. New York.

REFERENCES: Thorns B. Cortia, Boston. R. Kendall. Means.

Wbitwell. a gearer. Boston. R. Rodman.

New Bedford. Mem. John Jewitt fc Son. New York. Uaao C.

Field, Phaadelphla. Bleaars. Eaton, Brothers Co. jyll tf DAVID S. TURSEK Sc.

CO. Commission llercJiants, SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA. ALL CONSIGNMENTS ATTENDED TO PERSONALLY and account sale remitted by erery steamer, la coin or gold dust Consignment to the care of E. B. SUTTON, 84 Wall street, will be forwarded free of commission In New a ark.

JjlO am A on. -ejr ST ef aff afTSs John Meeker, THOMAS W. TH0RNE, President. W. C.

KF.LI.QfiO, Secretary. jelfl 3taw np tf Ijons; Island Imuranee Company, CAPITAL) 00,000 IJOLLAllS. WITH A SURPLUS. Office No. 41 Fulton street.

BrooklYn. CONTINUES to take risk on buildings, merchandise, machinery, and property generally, at current rates of premium. 1 hi company ha passed through the great New York Bre of and litis, and alao the recent disastrous Brooklyn fir. They owe their escaD from them, with comparatively losses, to the uystem which tbey practice, of limiting and scattering their risks. The company inform their dealers and the nubile rene- rally.

that let. than one cAird of their business hi on risks in the city of Brooklyn. All ios.es which the company may sustain, will be ad-usted and paid promptly, as heretofore. s. w.

DI.I.MA I LK, President. feJMWkFnp E. C. FINN, Secretary Brooklyn riHC INSUltANCE C01YI-PANY. (CHARTERED IN 1624 Offices 43 Fulton street, Brooklyn, and No.

6 Merchants' Exchange, Wall street. New York. vpiUS company Insure stores, dwellings and other a. port and their eargoee. upon a reasonable terms as any institution in New York WILLIAM ELLSWORTH, President.

Ai.rsrn O. STrvEa. Secretary. je25 np Insurance Co, of JVorth Itn erica, OF PHILADELPHIA. Agency Office, GO 'Wall street, New York.

Incorporated in 1194, with a Perpetual Charter. CAPITAL AND SURPLUS OVER (900,000. ASSETS AT LAST STATEMENT IN JANUARY, 1849, tSIO.aal S3. SAIUNE AND INLAND NAVIGATION RISKS I vX taken at the current rates of premium, and losses liberally and promptly adjusted. JAYiES WRIGHT, W.

W. DIBBLEE. Amw-s6 np 60 Wall street, Jones' Building. The N. Y.

Rowery Fire Ins. Company. Office 134V Bowery, corner Grand street. CAPITAL. 300,000 IX) 1.

LARS THIS COMPANY continues to insure sgainat loss or damage by Dwelling Houses and Furniture, Ware Houses, Stores and Merchandise, on the most favorable terms. Having a large Surplus Fund, which, with tbeirCapltal, being securely and profitably iuvested, enables them to afford reliable sELt'BiTr on all Policies issued by them. Orders by post or in person will receive prompt atten tion. James Mills, David Cotheal, Peter Gunner, Anson G. Phelps, Joseph Britton, George Farmer, F.

R. Lee, Gideon Ost render, Gerard Stuyvesant, John McMenomy. DIRECTORS. Jobn D. O.

O. Tavlob, Secretary. W'w. M. Mailler, Surveyor.

CAPITAL Wm.Hlbbard, Jacob R. Le ltoy, G. W. Bctt, John Gray, Enoch Dean, Isaac Ward. John Leveridge, M.

Quackenboss, Wm. P. Woodcock, Thomas Jeremiah, iv enueu. WM. H1BBARD.

President. Office hours from 8 o'clock. A. till sunset. Losses liberally adjusted end promptly paid, j.lflup ork Lite Insurance and Trust Company.

OFFICE NO 62 WALL STREET. CAPITAL, S1.O0U.OOO. The Company Insures LIVES, grants and purchases ANNUITIES, and makes any other contracts, involving th interest of money and the duration of UI. DEPOSITS. The Company allows Interest oa deposits payable upon 10 day .4 per cent, per annum.

For 2 yean and over 6 do do. Deposits bythe Court of Equity and surrogates 8 do do. And on all deposit intended for accumulation, such interest as msy be agreed on. DAVID TnUMfsun, rrssident. PHILIP R.

KEARNY. Secretary mhl3np Vetr Ensland llntnal Life insurance Company OF1 BOSTON. Agency Tl Cedar st. cor. of Nassau St.

(Oppotitt the Pott Office,) New York. THIS 1 one of the oldest mutual eompanies in this country. It has been doing a quiet and sound, yet profitable business. Its prudent investments, and its coin, distributions, are peculiar advantages. It has a suaranty capital of S100.0O0, besides the fund accumula ted from premiums.

In December. 1848. after paying 20 per cent on all runninc policies, it remaining capital amUUDLCU VI. A statement made under oath on the 18th May, 1849, by the President, abows that it capital is unimpaired, snd that its lunos are investeu as iouow In note secured by mortgage on real estate, in Boston, $95.100. In notes weu secured oy pieugs 01 personal eBiata, 822,782 87.

In bank, railroad, city, and other good stocks, over 8150.0U0, after deducting all debts and liabilite. The payment of a cash dividend on erery poliry unexpired at the time of distribution, offen a decided advan tage to insurers for years, as they thereby receive a aivl-d-nd usually confined to insurers for life, and can ob tain lo rasa what most eompanies pay by mere a'tfirunu le lAeir rUkt JOHN HOPTER. Agent and Attorrey jell np for tbe Comftany. Liverpool and London rillE A1MD LITE Ten iVUlllous of Dollars. tdablllty of the Proprietors Vnllmlted.

THIS COMPANY CONTINUES TO INSURE against loss by FIRE. Apply to ALFRED PKLL, 45 Meixb.ar.ta Excttansre, Corner of Wall and William. Th Liverpool and London Life and Fin Insurance Company is known to ua, and is, in our opinion, en titled to th highest credit BROWN, BROTHERS fc CO, DENN1STOUN, WOOD JAMES O. KING SONS, my26nptf JOHN J. PALMER.

-RF. INSURANCE. THE NORTH AMERICAN KIRK ISSCRANCE ir n.i--v.v OFFICE NO. 67 WALL STREET. CAPITAL 5230.000.

WlUl HANDSOME SURPLUS. This Company offen to insure against loss or damage by fir within th city of New York or it vicinity, oa term as favorable as any similar Institution. UlSU.OA'-'ria. James W. OtH, Charles Wflliams, Hnph AachinxloBS, David B.

Keeler, Caleb Swan. Samuel J. Beats, Damel B. Fearing, Wm. 8.

Wetmoro, Cornelius MoOoon, James Bogert. Jr. Andrew Foster, Jr. Rteh'd M. Blatchford, Henry Parieh.

-Jonathan Thorn, Thomas TilestoB, Wm Whitewright, Dnk Mills, Moses II GrinneU, Thomas W. Gale, Wylll Blackstone, Joshua J. Henry. JAMES W. OTIS, President.

R. W. Blbecbeb, Secretary. jj28 np ASD FIRE INSUB-ASCE. Tti a bwllla fjssTajnitea aitd Ti net CosapaaX INCORPORATED 1838.

CASH CAPITAL, $300,000. rain ia ssjb seci-belv lavasvaa. Lseaaa librrallv abjvtsb abb VOBB. jwtsBB A.v laot-piKa Ornca Nsw Yen in Ears aUiLaeir. Ce Nw York, September ith, 1S49.

i Sr BeUc Tha Stockholder, of tba New York mmS Erie Railroad Company, are hereby aotifled that the) aa-aaal election for director of thai Compear, will be held at the ofnoe of tha Com Dan N. r- f. 2' Oewber next, from 10 o'clock, A. M. to n'rloek, P.M.

embes till the day after the eaeetioa. By order of the Directors. lB1 NATHANIEL MARSH, Secretary. Orrica or Jrrrcuow Ins. Cewr.sr, New York, September 4,1 S4S.

aJ- Tha Board nf m.t. nv bawa da. Wed aaeraiMBaldlrideBd of eight per eent, payable w- vanwiaen on demand. 1 GEO. T.

HOPK, Secretary. SOT- BaLntoerK aed IV abl riertam RaJlrcwel drridead of three per cent, on the capital of thla company has been declared parable oa the lath of September iaataat Tb transfer bookof the company will be ckoeed from the th to the 15th instant, inclasrre. on wb'rh dsr the Treeoorer's draft on Robert Sebayter. Register in the city of New York, will be transmitted to each etoekbolder for the amount due him upon the stock standing in hi Bam at the closing of tha transfer books. ED.

SCHRIYXR, Treasurer. JTreesurer's jbTtot, Sept. 1, IMP 4tl Notice sz Raait C.s.L, ano C.SDES S.TD AalSOT R.ILS0.D sn aiSSroaTATIOSJ The President and Diremora of the aforesaid eompaniaa hare thia day declared aMUannnal dir- Idend of aix per ent. payaiae li.i. ha Wm H.

Oatsmer.tt the efllce of the Camden and Am boy Railroad CompaV, in Philadelpriia. and by IraBlias.at theoflloeof tha -4 company, in Sew JAMES WIL8f -E. A Bordentown, N. J- Jnly 12, 184. 2 (Vt.

letters In lxMWlon faat Bc Letters de tained In the London Post OtBee, oifkeoount of postage an paid, can be procured by applying I nAntUE.ki a. iriuiurck Slzht Draft I from 1 starling, and fp wards, payable in all the town of Great Britain. ap24 tf VIKUAI.OO PEARS Hot-hcJ-ie Giapea. splendid Peaches, Magnum Bonnm Plunfl, Green and Orange Gages, fur sale at J. TAYLOR'S, 339 Broadway iCrBLR.LU FLl'lD WUIianu's treble refined, for by W1LM0T WILLIAMS, jy2 188 Maiden lane.

OTf- SPIRIT OAS From William's high proof al-eohot. for sale by WILMOT WILLIAMS, jjl2 188 Maiden lane. UUJJLU WjtaJUla a. Wedding Cards. a nr.

i ir raiaa Treasurers. jyWtf Tejar 7. WEDDING, VISITING AND MERCHANTS CARDS. (jOliltit MS IOII mUPCIianiS Printed on the purest White Porcelain Surface, nay bo aTciTi-inri I "ad at A. CALIFORNIA.

crCSECEJ. Messrs De Rahm Moore. F. Cottenrt fc Co. (represented by Messrs.

F. Cottenet Co. 48 Broad street HAVING been established for many year In that place, and perfectly eonrersant with the country, offer their serrice to those who may faror them with consignments. ROBERT WELLS, (now in New York.) jySt 2m np 48 Broad street. Office of the JVational Fire Insurance Company, AO.

67, WALL STREET, SEW YORK 1HIS Company with a foil capital and large surplus securely invested, are nreoaxed to effect Insurances aralnat Loa. and D.aucs er Fiar, on all descriptions of property. Also on Inlako Rihxs on as fa- rorable terms a any similar Institution in thia city. aii lueses promptly aujoatea and paid. Dl HECTORS Tboa.

W. Thome, Martin Hoffman, Andrew D.Mellck, John VanBoakerckJobn J. Herrick, W. H. Jacob.

Gilbert Daris, Wm. Van Wyck, Philip Burrougha, Henry H. Ward, George Bell, June L. Adam. CORNER OF BROADWAY JjHD MAIDEN LANE, Where specimen, may be seen.

WEDDING ENVEL0PE8, Just imported the most fashionable style, from which a careful selection has been mad. ELEOANT CAKE BOXES, Embosied and Watered. SPLENDID GOTHIC AND SHIELD PLATES, For doors, of sterling surer, the piste of which is warranted to be of unusual thickness. SEAL ENGRAVING, Notarial, Consular. Lodge and Society Seals, found an 1 nsrared at reasonable price.

COATS OF ARMS AND CRESTS, Blasoned and out In Stone, Silver, Brass or Gold, in styls and manner, the execution of which for 25 years, Has giren general miaiaeiion. GEO. STOUT, n16 np corner Maiden Lane and Broadway. STANLY H. FLEETWOOD.

No. SO Naaaam street, COMMISSIONER FOR OHIO. MICHIGAN, ILLINOIS, INDIANA AND MISSISSIPPI, To take acknowledgment of Deeds, Depositions, he. y2 CUMBERLAND SEMI-BITUMINOUS STEAM COAL. H.

B. TKBBKTTS, Sellifto Aoewt roa the Vsobtbeso CoMrsnr, Dlanhattan Bank Building, 40 Wall street. R. W. CLIFFE Co.

Shipping Agents, Baltimobs. DANIEL C. BRUCE, Agent and Mining Engineer, aul4 Fsostbubs. Mo. COMMERCIAL.

money Market. Fbioav, Sept. 14. The stock market hat been wholly inactive for government securities, but shoes an improved feeling for fancies, which are firmer and better, Pennsylvania 6's have sdranced Canton Harlem Reading Railroad and Hudson River Railroad Erie Railroad stock has lost J. Money is exceedingly abundant with an active en quiry of paper.

We mark no change in th rates ruling in the open market, which continue at 6a6J per cent for discount of the best paper at short dates and per cent for long paper. Loans ara readily made at the previous low rates. Capitalist are at a loss how to employ their capital, and seem more anxious for certain profits, though small, than largs snd uncertain. Advices have been received by many houses in the city, of consignments of California gold to arrive in th coming months and th amount which will come in during the fall, it is estimated, will be very considerable. The pacification of affairs on the Continent of Europe, is leading (according to thB tenor of private letters by the Europa,) to re-investments in Continental stocks, withdrawing them from tbe English funds, and occasioning a re-sale of a portion ef th American stocks previously bought on Continental account.

This result was anticipated by the principal capitalists accustomed te operate in our government stocks, and hence the absence of any continued speculative movement in them. SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE, Sept. 14. 4nT9 'S8 107 3DUU tin OhioB'i, 108V 4S 0 de do '50 KB W) do do '56 104 frt0 do Fenn 5'a K'i 5IK0 do do i3 8U do do- .3 310 do do Lli 1UW do HI 4tf', 4UU) Ene7'a Gbl I1. 50 llndwn River 65 95 Pons lirv 6'i 10 do do 6 54.loNY4i.NHR.s3 4 50 do do U3 u4 S3 do Canton 160 60 do do 3'.

75 do do 60 do do j60 10 do Mohawk 100 do Not at 50 do 1I0 5 do 00 do Rcadmi 3lJ do do aSU 100 do nuu do Uaflem at 110 do ami do do 25 do 60 do Long bl a 19 110 due 33 do DO do 39 34 34 1.10 64 D4 do 0 54 4 do 96i, 19 61 b-i 61'i Svorx Sales at Bostox, Sept 13 15 shares Norfolk County Railroad 26; 65 do do do 26; 10 do dodo 26; 21 do Ogdensbnrg Hailroad 28; 20 do Boston fc Maine Railroad 104; 3 do Great Falls Manut Co lfi'2J; 5 do Boston and Providence Railroad 90 26 do do do 90J; 1 do Boston and Worcester Railroad 98; 15 do Western Railroad 101 odododolOli; 9 do do do 101J; 10 do Northern Kailroad 02j; do do do ao r-j; 24 uia colony Kallreau 7V; 55 do Vermont Central Railroad 47j 30 do Vermont and Mass Railroad 33); 212 dividends Vt. Central Railroad No 1. 2.85; 97 do do do No 2, 10 do Vt. and Mass Railroad No 2, 2,15. Stockb at Philadei rHii.

Sept 13. First Board 1000 Pennsylvania 5's 88; 4700 do 87; fc Ohio Canal 28; 18 Kensington Bk, 62; 9 Philad BklJlj; IChesB Del Stock 731. Second Board 00 Citf 6's '78, 104 20 sbs Girard Bk, 12J 11418 do Reading ba, 17. Dav Goon. Tbe sale sf French Goods by Messrs.

Draper Warren fc concluded thia morning by the offering of shawls which sold at good prices. The whole of the goods offered were sold, and at prices which fully stcains those ruling in private tnde. The prints sold the least favorably, though in good de mand at a price but foreign prints are coming now in so close a contact with domestio prints, that they cease to be remunerative to the foreign manufacturer! and these wen old patterns and sly lea. The domestic manufacturer can produce at a very short notice, any new and favorite style sooner than it nan be imported, which gives them a great advantage in th market The fashion of the day is also decidedly against prints) running in favor of plain goods, which Tenders prints unsaleable except at low prices. The goods wen bought principally by the city jobben, a small portion nly by the out of town buyen.

Teas The tea sal of Haggerty fc Draper, to-day, was well attended, and brought full prices, with an advance on some of the blacks, and young hyson, to an extent of 2 a 3c per lb. The disposition to buy was well evidenced, and showed a rising market. The Habtfsrd ako New Haves Railroad. From the report of the Directors, it appears that the income of the road, for the year ending August 31, 1849, was From passengers 8241.609 44 do freight 132,361 60 do mails, steamboats, ex presses, rents, fcc 58,831 99.. 03 The expenditure for the lam period for operating and re-pain of the road, and equipment, wen $142 401 23 Paid far can and engines 21.257 72 Amount of Interest 36 .624 54.

49 Balance of net receipts, $232.51 9 64 The receipts from pa-engen and freight eihibit an increase of $29,208 17 over the preceding year. PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET, Sept. 13, 1848. At market 1760 beef cattle, Including VO0 head for New York; 320 cow and calves, 650 hogs, and 1900 sheep and lamb. Prices Beeves in fair demand, and all in market sold at tba 100 lbs; which is a slight advance).

Cows and calves sold at $6al4 for dry. Lte25 for springers, and 18a30 for fresh cows. Hogs -Sales ranged at 6a57J the 100 lbs. Sheep and lambs Sales have mostly been at lNSUlLANCR fOMPANY I lsSO for sheep, and 163 each forlamb. a in quality.

I Hsj-No change; pxwui and straw at 4a6j th 100 bdls. timothy sell at 60a70e th n't Hew York Market. Carefully prepared for th Evening Post. Fsidat, Sept. 14.

Cottob The market hi still quiet and prices favoring the buyer 10U) bale wan sold yesterday at the reduction we noticed. Hides The market is only moderately active. Th stock a small and all stored. Holders are firm and buyen are not disposed to give the asking prices- Since our last report 3000 Rio Grande 21 lbs. have been sold at lis, 6 moa; 800 Buenoa Ayr 23 lbs.

11J. 6 mo 4000 Cartha-geuas and Santa Martha, 8 to 8J. 6 mo, and the lot of green salted Buenoa Ayres calf from London, on private terms. Tbe currant quotation axe 11 a 11 Jc for Buenos Ayres 11 a II ie for Rio Gnnds BJ a 10 for Orinoco 8 a Jc for Carthagena 8 a for Metamoros. Then an no southern in the market.

Leather Tha arrivals have been large for the last three days, though some tanneries complain again of want of water. Two or throe in Green and Delaware counties an at a stand. The previous active demand continues lor all descriptions, and orders an large. Heavy weights ex very scarce. Then is no change In prices aimer of oak or hemlock taaaed.

Oils -Linseed ss steadily advancing. Th sale of th morning an about 4000 gallons 2508 of which wen at a farther advance of lc. via 78 for American and Eaglish. borne hold. re refuse anything lees than 80e.

Toe The market for both leaf aad manufactured very active at the advanced price previously noticed. Sine our last report 81 case Connecticut Seed Leaf b-v oeea sua at mmXe. to go out of the market 67 hhds Virjinia Usee- partly for VM Kentucky at and 4u tales Cuba at 18c 4 month Prices are vo-Til. ugT. uiu mch doing a last week The feeling ia, however very good- All the desirable par- mmm woaaeo nave been bought.

Ia manufactured. Bom large sales of common 16' wen mad at 7c for ex- 10 HO brought only 61c, and of 81 and 8s, i ha prices obtained are SalOe Wool. Tbe apecalative movement in thi. pe rates. The Bales are atoatiy eoafiaed to Dealers and ad lot in first haad have been bouht up Prices have CZZrE Clii oar last qnotauone.

but oaya dui toe nemana iro ui oaauire le vary good. Of Berro. Beet IS Flesn Thla moraiag Flour dofl at a 7k far Ueaeaas cesjiasem. as. uv aiaw- igaa.

Raeeipta from Albany yesterday 163 bbl by water about 1UO0 bbls. Cora Receipt this morning zu.wo Dasa, mostly wnita and mixed. Salat 1700 bag western at 7c; allow earae at 68a6Ve; whiu e2eo3e; high mixed 64e. CottoB SiaeetneroreifB sm aunuan boot ai- Mattion taonarata. we hear.

However, of bo sale at lower prieea. being generally veil Supplied, keep out of tie smarxe. AuAWr.SeptlS Tha market for Flour is duB and dee I a4tv enlleal tbera ia noanotHV. snw win tk w. I The Mica Bar reaa limited to butt bbl.

A sal of par Gcnoaee era made this morning at i U4, and prime DraaoB, wuc. a maiy ax attar day, were freely offered this asorniag at a 2a without lading a buyer. Old common state is unsaleable, and i nomi nally 4 75 a 4 87). The market is very much unsettled, and it is dlflcult to gire fair quotation. Grain 1 Hers at an nnprered Inquiry for Cora, aad the market la rather firmer.

6700 bushels at for heated, for high mixed, and for flat yellow, now held at flu Wa none, a of TOW) ba.bala barley alt on pri rate term. heat is quiet, and held abore the news of buyers. 118 was offered for pure Genesee. No Rys or Oats offering. Roc hestes, Sept 12 The market for wheat daring nvost of the last week has been quite aetire, and the arrv rals by teams and eanal pretty large.

A week ago the current price tot prime lota was $1.12,, but the tendency ha been downward. Sale hare been making for a few days past at 81.08a 1.00. Yesterday the market was still more dull buyers were generally inclined to insist upon a alight reduction. There was but little In and on the bast lets would bring 81.06, while some was said at 81.08. In flour a few sale, oaly hare beea mad mostly at $5.

In other articles there I bo material change, and th business not to a large extent. For 14 days, ending 3 o'clock Tuesday, the amount of produce passed th weigh-lock was aa fouowa Sour 1 17,136 bbl wheat 76.6Ci ba core 241.347 do aad loads of lumber paaaed during the same time. BcrTiLo, Sept 13 ThereripU within th part 24 honri are as follows Flour, 6 000 bbls; Wheat, 28.000 bushels; Corn, 22.000 bu. There is a good business doing in flour and grain, with sales of flour at preriou. rates; the market for the latter was steady, witb sales of white Monroe at a86e.

Th sales amount to 12 000 bushels. Mixed Western corn sold at 49e. at which 5,000 bushels changed ib. a reiguis are easier. Osweoo, Sept 11 Among the receipts since Saturday are 40,1 00 buah of wheat and 1500 bbls ef flour.

The market has a continued downward tendency, and holders of wheat hare giren way somewhat, but not sufficiently to effect sales. A cargo of fair Ohio was offered on Saturday evening at 97e, and weunderstand could hare been purchased cheaper to-dsy, without sale. The riews of buyers are still lower nothing done in flour. Philadblfhia. Sept 13 The flour market is quiet today, and seles limited to some 6 a Son bbls standard Pennsylvania brands at 86 per bbl; good and extra retailing brands are selling in a small way at $5 25 a 6 50.

Corn Meal- Pennsylvania Is held at 8 Ry Flour Th last sales were at 3 some holders ask more. Wheat Not much doing. We notice sale of 1600 bush good red at 105e, and a cargo of mixed white at good and prime is worth 112 a 114c Cora is scarce, and 2008 bush southern yellow sold at 85c Oats dull at a 30c for gWV IUU111C1U. Cincmif ati, Sept. 13 The flour market is dull.

Old brands ara selling at $5 60. Sugars and coffee are both quite firm. Whi key is dull at 21Jo. Th river is stationary. New Oeleaks, 8ept 12 There is a moderate demand for cotton and the market is firm.

About 600 bales changed hands for shipment to England and France at very full pricis. The new crop arrives slowly the re-reipts so far, being only 3700 bales, against 15.190 bale at th same time last year. Th market for sugar is buoyant with sales of fair at 5je. Coffee Th supply continues small indeed the market is almost bar Rio commands MARRIED: At Trinity Church, on Thursday, Sept. 13th.

by the Rt. Rev. Jackson Kemper, D. the Rev. SAMUEL HOLLINGSWORTH, to MARGARET SARAH, daugh ter 01 toe late jona forces.

DIED On the 13th instant, of congestion of the brain. EDWARD WESTON, only child of Edward A. and Elite L. Saunders, aged 2 years. 4 months and 17 days.

The relative and friends of the family, and of his grand-father. Barney Corse, are respectfully invited to attend his funeral, from No. 862 Broadway on Saturday morning at 10 o'clock, without further invitation. The remains will be taken to Greenwood. On the 12th instant, of dropsy on the brain, NOAH WOODRUFF WESSELLS, in the 8d year of his age.

Also. on the 29th JAMES EDWARD WESSELL8, of dysentery, in the 7th year of his age children of Albert A. and Charity Wessell. On th 12th ins Last, Mrs. MARIA L.

WEEKS, sged 80 years. On the 12th instant, of dysentery, Mrs. VIOLETTA NUNOEZER, widow of the late Henry Nungeser. On the 12th instant, JOHN FOSTER, aged 39 yean and 24 days. On the 12th instant, of dysentery, MARY GOLDIN, aged 32 yean.

On the 12th instant, FRANCIS TULLY, in th 64th year of his age. On th 11th instant, EDWIN HARLOW, aged 29 yean. At th Institution for Indigent Aged Females, on 12th instant. Mr. MARTHA OLI I'HANT.

formerly of l.ondon, England, snd relict of the 1st Robert Oliphant, in the 88th year of her age. On the 7th instant, of dysentery, Mn. ELIZABETH WRAGG, aged 50 yean. At Harlem, on the 13th, WM. HENRY, son of Michael Van Beuren, aged 25 yean.

The relatives and friends of th family are invited to attend the funeral on Saturday, 15th instant, at 2 o'clock, without special invitation. Carriage will be in attend-ance at 125th street, on the arrival of the 12 o'clock train At Brooklyn, 12th instant. Mrs. EMILY BARD, wife of Edmund H. Bard, in the 30th year of her age.

At Morristown. N.J., on the 11th instant, MARIA, dauehter of the late M.ior William Shuts. Suddenly, at the residence of his brother, Capt. Thomas B. Sandford, in Bangor, Capt.

ASA SAND-FOR cf the steamer Kennebec, agsd 2a yean and i months, son of Captain M. Sandford, of this city. At California, on the 23d July last, HENRIETTE EU GENIE, wife of Frank Ward. of the above place, and daughter of C. Zimmerman, Consul of the Netherlands in New York.

At Montreal. 2d instant, Mr. ALFRED CARTER, of London, Canada West, late editor of the cetera In the bark Alfred fm Delfxiel-C Helmbrock, Mn Ehrig and child. Gondorf. Swadoba and lady, Bohn, Fggenberg.

A Moxer, Uberhorst, Ham. kohter, A Schlondon, Eissfeldt, Masselieu, Bau-rick, Pope, 150 in the steerage. In ship Hector, from Antwerp Amey. Amey, A Amey. A Amey, and Amey, Pollock, Hints, and 219 in th steeng.

Quefafions si (Ac Exdfcm, Wall NewEnxISBd money New York COUBUT New Philadelphia Bojumor Virginia North Carolina Ponth Carolina Georjria New Mobile Ohio' Indiana Kentucky MiMonri Tennessee Michi-tv Canadii laud warrants Six per cent. Treasury American HovepMf A I baler Hpanish Don South American Rank of F.ncland Notes ft Office ef TKomfton, Ao. 64 Buyta 1ar Sdu. dia. ftdu.

di. ...2 e-lis. dis. ...2 dn. ...2 dis.

d. dis. ...2 ...4 dis. dis. .3 dis.

...4.83 each ..3, S3 each ...7.80 each .16.00 each .15 H0 each 4.B0 pr. jlrafUen Ensland. Ireland and Scotland. Unice hours trom 8 A.M. lo 4 r.

M. Belling rats. ft dia. 2 dia. par.

dia. 1 dia. 1 dn. IS dia. 2 da.

It dia. 3 rlit, 2 an. dia. THE EVENING POST MARINE LIST. no lib pram.

tj each 8.86 each. 7.86 each. I6.1S each 15.75 each. 4.86 pr.JJ pr.X Saw A. J.

DeiaLour'a TtlerinoDietei Sept. 14. I 1849 1848 1847 i 1846 1S45 6 A. M. 62 68 69 72 64 12 M.

78 63 67 85 70 P. M. 04 67 88 69 6 do 64 61 83 65 PORT OF NEW YORK, FRIDAY, SEPT. 14. eon .6 40 I bum 11 1 hioh watbb.

.6 40 steamers. rSOM BEW VOBE, FOB L1VEBFOOL. Niagara Stone September 19 raoBt bew tobx, roa iohtkih-tos and bbemem. Washington Floyd September 20 rroai LivxarooL, roa bostov. Europa Lott September 1 raost litebfool, foe stew voee.

Cambria Shannon September 8 FBOSI BOOTH AMFTOB, FOB NEW TOBE. Hermann Crabtree September 20 FBOM BBEHSn, FOB HEW TOSE. Hermann Crabtree. September 12 CLEARED THIS FOREXOOJT. Ship Moses, Liverpool, Zenga Co.

Sch Lydia, Post, Baltimore, Mauler fc Lord. Sch Wm Maille, Hammond, Richmond, Mauler fc Lord. Sch Honesty, Hlnson, Phnada, Hand. Sch Mary Eliza. Smith.

Baltimore. A Van Brunt, Sch Core ia, Young, New Bedford! senr r-uen seagwicx. ocas to tuenmona, tit Pierson. Sloop Midas, Gnrney, Providane. Sloop Fashion, Oakes, Providence.

Lady Fen wick. Thompson, New Haven. Propeller Penobscot, Seymour, Philadelphia. ARRIVED Tins FORENOON. Russian bark Alfred, days from Delfxiel, Germany, in ballast, and 22 cabin and 150 1 toe rage passengers, to fc Poppe.

Sept 6th, 1st 37. Ion passed Br bng Canradiene.of Halifax, with lees of fore and main top masts and head of main mast. Brig Abeona, Leesegang, 16 days from San Juan de lo Rsmedios. to Reed, 108 hhds sugar. 26 te honey to to Mathews fc Co.

Left brig Andrew Ring, (of York) Franklin, for Boston in 4 days, tb only American vessel in port. Brig Lady of th Lake. Hinds, from Sullivan, Me, with granite for th navy yard, Brooklyn. Sch Boliran fm Addison, Me. with span.

Br sch Nonpriel An Halifax, NS. Sch Elisabeth, Howes, fm Harwich with fish. Sch Statesman, Cathdl, fm Alexandria, with mds. Sch Myen, Fowler fm Washington, with naval (tores to Mitchell. Sch Globe, Simmons.

8 ds fin Washington, naval stores to Mitchell. Sch A De onset. Jones, 8 ds fm Wilmington, with naval stores to Dollmer fc Potter. Sch Henry R. Barnes, Wedmora, 2 ds fm Virginia, with sweet potatoes.

BELOW Brig Wm Dugan, and 1 ship unknown. SAILED Ships Catharine. (New) Amsterdam; Hero, Orleans Tennessee, do Lehigh, do Charleston, for Charleston; bark Wm Gnwford. Boston brigs Milton, Van Crux; Winthrop, Porto Rico; Rufus Seule, Guaya-ma, (P and othen. Wind SW.

FBoatrTLv raxB is bew I fat ef October, a all that a) now eotnina- la etaa- I reinloreemeni ror xne rj2giua noes arouna toe traefd for up to that period at 27 eU for No, ke-aad "'and, be on IlSJiu to prow uie property ana uvea TU Weill sn. 1 s.1 -i. a i- I Kwa-HaK eejwit Cnha- la the meeatime. onr BT.srtTHF ny IIREP AND JELLY, for sale I very extended. Ib abreiga wool S50 bales Buaaca Ayres ba JOHN TAYLOR'S.

I and waabad Cordova have beea sold at pre vie rata. si Ml Broadway i no iwsatpm 01 wnta iox xaa wets are tovq pales. BT THE SOUTHERN MAIL. GREAT EXCITEMENT IN CUBA. REVOLUTION COMMENCED.

From th New Orleans Delta, 5th Inst. By the British steamer, which left Havana on tb 29th August, we have received, from our intelligent eerresnondent in that city, the following: letters, con taining tbe important InteUigence of the probable commencement of the revolution. It will be seen that the Government has been d-iven to the desperate measure of calling out the militia, and bas organised a fore of four thousand volunteers. These men will be among the most efficient supporters of thd cause of independence. Though the movement on the Island seem to be premature, tbe great unanimity of th people ia fa ror ox LDnepenaeouv, utuuowe as wt nopw ua is win meet with a brilliant success.

The points which ar the last tart, ia 1.m aiw anui up ueing very nTaR, aad a vary larva I renortea to nave pruaruusseesa am, nua so nsraaa, portloB being eut of tha market, th leading operator th strongest place on th Island. They ara the not having sold or offered a angle bale. There have beea points, tci, whsr the friends of inderssodenM rally no BRSBBfactarera in the market for tba la.t l-n I --tl. 1 with the snataH atrtmrth. it will be seen that th English Uonrul has sent A THE YORIC PRlrfAY; fSEPTEAIBEIl 14.

18491 time aad then proeeeded to the North. OarG overn-axent mmi think that our ships ara better 01 nploy 4 in watch ids; and hsTassing our own eitixet and depriving them of the right for which oar fathers: fought, the right of expatriation. Havajia, Sanday Evening, Aug. 26, "1449. Eorroas Dbxta Tha reports this eveui ig are, that a regiment leaves to-morrow morning for Puerto Princrpe, where the ball has opened, the troops disarmed by the people, and possession taken of tha public works.

If they are sustained, th story of tuba's wrongs is told, and sho will walk to be place, in due time, among her northern listers. Ajmmuru-tion wagons, hare been passing all the afternoon, and the excitement is immense. AU nam as of foreigners are being registered, particularly Americana, and it is anderstood they mast But bo found talking in parties on the earners, or in their own stores and dwellings. Monday wutnuag, TTtk The reports are so varied with every new-comer from the east, that hardly know what to believ but the government action passing under our eyes, shows that there is cause enough somewhere. A thousand men harejust passed, to embark oa a steamer for Puerto Principe a body of lancers and a battalion of artillery are on the way by land flying artillery guns and carriages packed on the backs of mules very neatly.

The appearances of the troops is creditable. They more in fatigo dress, bat there is many a heart that prays for uc-eess to the cause against which they may have to fight. The reports are, that Puerto Principe. Tricicuvd. and St.

ago de Cuba, have proaounced for inde pendence, and that the troops at those points have joined the people. 1 will keep yon advised, as n.ar to to the facts as possible, which ever way the tiie may roll. Things have changed Tory much suae the commencement of thi advice, aad a few daji more may bring other and greater changes, is it tvM right to help the oppressed 1 Did we not seek and receive it 1 Let the boys come that wish for a fine hunting Seld to the sooth side and the term pirates" will be exchanged for liberators while land enough, of toe most fertile in the world, will provide them a home in the island, they may help to freedom. The THE AMERICAN. Disastrous Fire.

Th saw mill of Messrs. T. N. Holmes of Jsckssnville, was burned to the ground on th 23d ult. The loss is estimated at 8000.

Fatal Rehcontre. A fatal rencontre took place in Choctaw county. on the 12th between Henry Pitman and George W. Pearson, which resulted in the death of the latter. Pitman promptly surrendered himself to the laws of the country.

An investieation was held before Justices Barfield and Marshall, and Pitman held to bail in the sum of $1600. Baltimobs, Sept 13 Ar ship Pratt, Condor, fm Liverpool. Cld brig Will, Cook, West Indies; sch Nile, Atcherson, NYork. Nsw Obleabs, Sep 5 Ar sch TaUahassa, Sawyer, fm St Marks Cld ship Memphis, Cornell, for NYork; bark Parker, Auld, for Cam peachy. HYDROPATHY AND THK WATER-CURE.

FOWLERS fc WELLS, 131 Nassau stbeet, New York, publish, and have for sale, all works on Hydropathy, Water -Cure, Physiology, Phrenology, Magnetism aad Physiognomy at wholesale and retail. A complete assortment of th abov named works always on hand. Just published Th WaUr-Cnr Journal, monthly, fl a year; Water-Cure Manual, 60 cents Water-Cur in All Diseases. (0 eents The Cholera Hydropathloally Treated. 25 cents.

je2 FO WLERS WELLS, 131 Nassau st For California. Shij St. Lawrence, Is loading at p'er No. 9 North River, and can comfortably accommodate a limited number of passengers. Ship Itussel, Freight or Passage.

Is loading at pier 89 North River, font of Vestry street, and can take the bulk of 600 barnl freight, if offered im mediately. Shippen will find quick despatch with this line. Freight taken at th LOWEST POSSIBLE RATES. Ship Cygnet WQl follow, and have the usual despatch, ell E. B.

SUTTON, 84 Wall atreet. HARNDLiVS PIOINEETT" EXPRESS FOR BOSTON, PROVIDENCE AND THE EAST. The proprieton of this line having made new arrangements with the UNITED STATES MAIL LINE, (via) STONINGTON." Are now prepared to forward all kinds of frieght with punctuality, having juat added to our former accommodations a new and oommodious crate on the mail train. Tb patronage of th mercantile community is respectfully solicited. The public will please recollect that last when all the other line to Boston were closed by ice for weeks this favorite line performed Daily Tsirs without accident.

orricr.s. 8 Wall street, New York. 8 Court street, Boston. 43 South Third steet. Philadelphia.

QCj- The abov line arrives in advance of all othen. sSlwla DeWitt Harrison, COJIIUISSION MERCHANTS KEFERH'TCES SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. JOHN DDS WITT rX 3 Ubeitf St. CHAMBERS cfc HEI8KK, BR ALE, MELICH di 1E WITT. sel3 lwie HENRY H.

LEEDS, Auctioneer. Valuable Assortment ef Ctxolce Madeiras, SHERRIES, FORTS, CLARETS, BRANDIES, GIN) RUM, WHISKEY, CHAMPAGNES, CORDIALS, fco. HENRY H. LEEDS cS CO. will sell at auction, ca THURSDAY, September 20th, 1849.

at 11 o'clock, at their sales room, NO. 8 wall street, near Broadway A large and vrluable assortment of ines, fcc, vis Burnet Houghton fc Co." Madein, a choice old wine, in cares Reserre (Madein superb old a East India" Madeira; old dry Blaekbarn Madein; old South Side;" delicate old Sicily Stein Madeira, in German bot- -II Vf.lmuw MaiIaWa Ba A lot of choice old wines of private stock, some of which has been in bottle from 15 to 20 yean. SHERRIES. Delicate Amontillado Sherry, superb Harmony Sherry. very choice Mansilla.

Pale Duff Gordons, beet Amontillado Sherry, fine old Lobo Sherry, Rudolph, pale imperial Crown Sherry, rich Brown Sherry, delicate Eehioopal, pal, delicate Bucellus Wine, fcc fc. PORT WINES. Superb Old Regina Fort, from London Docks Queen's Port, a delicate old wine Graham Port Grape Juice Port superb old Dry Port in bond rich fruity Port in bond Double unpe rort rioe juice rort, ao. BRANDIES. Superb Champagne Bnndy in bond; old dark Cognac Brandy; fine old Dupuy Bnndy; White Brandy for preserves superb old pale Ccgnao Vintage, 1806 pal Otard dark do Pinet Castillion Brandy.

CHAMPAGNES. Carignae, Helmet, Neplus Ultra. Sparkling Hock, Thorn and other brands. SUNDRIES. Superb old Rhine wines; superb old Hock.

Medoe Claret; St. Julian Clant; superior malt Scotch whiskey; Manongahela do; Jamaica rum; aid London Dock gin; Sebriedamdo; copennsgen uneiry uranuy; aaeorteucor- (1394) .14 NOTIC. 5 Consignees per packet ship GARRICK, from Liverpool, are requested to send their permits on hoard without delay, at the foot of Pine stnet. All goods not permitted within five days from data must unavoidably oe sent to pnou. New York, September 13th, 184S.

8POFFORDI TILESTON fc lel4 5t 48 South atreet. s-f A T.IFnRNIA HOUSES. Th subscribers are aT- VV way nady to furnish th best Portable California Houses in this or any other market, at very low rate The Houses built by us bar been tried, highly approved of. and extensively patronised by Califomians and others. Call at No.

80 Broadway. aul4 lvr GEO. FREEMAN fc 50 Broadway. rSTOI-RN One bale American W00L marked "En from barge Philadelphia while lying at th end of pier 11 East River, between 1 o'clock and 7AM of th 7th Inst. A liberal nward will be given upon the delivery of the same to J.

fc N. BRIOGS. sel3 St 40 South st. OTORE WAGGON FOR SAUL. A second-hand on horse Waggon for sale cheap.

If applied for this veek. sniin, tunnr. 1 at I 114 50 Maiden Lane. 4JOAP STONE GRIDDLES The early demand for Buckwheats, is accounted for, by the Introduc tion of th Soap Ston Griddles last winter, as by their an. all eraaae.

small, and doughy cake ara amonr tbe thinga that never will be again; for all kiads of griddle cake, for biscuit or for corn bread, they ar well adapted; all use of round or evai, ror bbib a toe nouaexeepera Furnishing store. 50 Maiden lane I4 OIIKK ROOT 800 lbs prime Seneca, for sale by ajy wiLLisn i a a tu, ,14 140 aad 11 Front street: EITHER! 2000 lb westers Live Geese Feathers, for sale by WILLIAM T. HICKS fc 14. and 151 Front street. riOD LIVER OIL 5 bbl, warranted pure, for al by 14 14 JORAX-0i 14 WILLIAM T.

HICKS fc 149 aad 161 Front atreet. (TtLlVE OIL 1,009 gallons prime Palermo, for sale by tvil.ljbi x. mean a 149 and 11 Front street. i Eaglish reined, for sale by WILLIAM T. HICKS fc 149 and 161 Front (treat.

TJLACK TEAS Old fashioned English breakfast XJ teas, for saie oy 14 JOHN DUNCAN fc SON, 407 Broadway TYELLINGHAM SHEETING A superiar article, sor saie oy Bid LAWRENCE, TRIMBLE fc 88 Broad st. TIROVVN HHEETISGB- Pioneer, Ara warn. Oraa- Af its, riainosia ana uetoa, saxmer aad Mechaaia ButterBBU aad various other styles, far sale by 14 LAWRENCE, TRIMBLE fc 85 Broad it-TY TIG ASS- 3-4 aad 4-4 black and waitaT foTaai by VV sel4l.AWW.RNCK. TRIMBLR a CO. aA Brvavd at.

11LKAC11KD BROWN and Printed Drilla. tar JL ay usxt.11,1, TausiA si CO, 8 Broad st. sis citiano. ax left snLhout any adaonate vsrotaottoss, I rrtOUTaajSlaA C4TT6N VaBJI-- Kcull there being bo naval tore Btuioaed near that ltana, I Masorted aumbera. for by Mis iiaiiH aatu, cwcnwBa satxtny swissi 101 a usi ill VAWJJXNCITRlSaJJLE I Bread ft.

SCHOOLS A bott's Collegiate Institution for Toons Ladles. HEY. GGRHAM ABBOTT, PRINCIPAL. SPINGLER-INSTITCTE, UNION PARX. The Autumn tent will eoaasaenee Wednesday, Bcw- tossbex 12.

Talocatioaanapssutants ofthHaew Edifice, erected and furnished at aa axpaso ef about sevsaty thssmaad eUlara, present aa destrabU faeffltiee fcr its greet object, as have ever beea combined la aay similar bnstitutioa. It spacious Halls, its Lectar I Clusxdoalaad FllUoopbral Apparatus, aad tta Caliethe- nle Rooms, embrace every eoavnlenee far education, all Xw K7-ClBurjlm CsOlesro. Th Students of Columbia College will reassemble, and those newly admitted wiH attend, la th Collece Chapel, on MONDAY, the 1st of October next, at 10 o'clock, A. ia order to matriculate. Oa th day following will take place th Annual Commencement, of which more particular notice shall hereafter be given.

Oa Saturday, th S9th of September Instant, at the hour aad place above mentioned, will be held aa examination of candidate for admawioa into College, and on the uay preeexnng wiu be examined tboa who, having beea absent from the late examination, or there found deficient, were required to be examined at tba end of the vacation. Dated Columbia College, Sent. Wth, 1940. slO eodistOl NATH'L F. MOORE, President CHOOL FOR.

TOtTNe i. AUIK BTThiriMt itn-i located in th. most health, nan of tba eitw Tba house Is completely furnished with every requisite for a BcbcoL Competent and experienced teachers reside In th family, therefore tb young ladies ara never unattended. Great attention is paid to Music. The French Language i taaght by a French Prcfueor.

The Oermaa by a highly qualified instructor. Attention la also paid to Vocal Music Drawing, painting, in oil a weU a water colors, and Fancy Needle Work. The pupils are encouraged speak French constantly. The nam bar ef board- in. pnpiia is umilea.

bnt there are now a r-w VaMnMla therefor parent wishing to place their daughters or liehtful home, may ascertain the terms of this select fam ily ScnOOI. wnieh Cannot fail to meat annrobattnn- ha aall. ing at Chambers atreet, on Saturday of each week, be- FtraTHia OrjTlaOIS BT Natal OFPICkRS. We 1 tween tb hours or 1 and 5, where on of th wore informed last evening that Perry S. arfield, I miT consulted, and will give every 11.WJ gut ui wo avwiueji lur uwuiwi tv uito, wnue crossing to Round Island, was intercepted by one of the boats of th blockading squadron, and asked by what right he was proceeding to the place with which, by tha proclamation of Capt.

Randolph, all communication had been interdicted. Mr. Warfield replied that he did not acknowledge the authority of those who interrogated him, and that be intended to proceed to the island ia spite of them. They then returned to the squadron to report, and Mr W. landed at the place of his destination, but in a short time the naval gentlemen returned and cap tured his boat.

The sequel of this 'ntereating incident we hare not learned, it was also rumored last evening that the blockade had been removed so far relates to provisions. N. O. Pic, Sept. 5th.

UnivxaeiTv or vpib Citv er Nsw Yoax, hera inforsnalfarjn ealatlaa I information 1 vovnessnooi. .14 St I. Depbemuer Bin, is-tv. THE FALL. TERM OfP THK UNIVERSITY WILL OPEN on Wedneedav tba loth Inat.

Candidates for the several classes eaa be examined on the previous Tuesday, at 9 o'clock, A.M. Prof. Loomis has accepted the invitation of tbe Council to resume the Chair of Mathematics and Natural Philosophy in th University. slStf THEO. FRELINGHI7YSEN, Chancellor.

CHELSEA FEMALE SEMINARY, No. 204 HOtk Street, onnosite Chelsea, annara. Naw Vnrk is now open for the reception of pupils. Those wishing to place daughten or wards In this Institution, are respectfully invited to make early application, and by so doing, they can learn the method of instruction, the merit of teaohen, location, aa weU as every Information relative to the school. .8 Iwis rplIK MALE HIGH SCHOOIa-A vbivate Eso- A OLISH.

FXERCH, MATHEMATICAL, AWO COLLXCIATE School, will n-open eu Monday the 8d of September, in 18th street, ia door east of 4th avenue. For cards of terms and references, apply to 78 Crosby street. ISAAC F. BRAGG. au24 lmls HENRYT.

BR AGO. HPECGNKT'S IKSTlTTJTIOil FOR ERS, DAY BOARDERS AND DAY SCHOLARS, No. 27 Bank street. Tbe leases will be resumed on Monday, September 3d au23 owia PROFESSOR TAPPAN wm re-openhia School for Young Ladies, Nee. II and 13 Carroll place.

(Bleecker new i or a. on inursday, September 13th. au30 2aw6wisThfcF M1 PRACTICAL. C. C.

MARSH, accountant. No. 88 Cede. Street, author Of th Science of Dotihla r.ntri Book-keeping Simplified," and th Art of Single Entr: continues toteecn as above. Course of Instruction Th public is respectfully it formed and assured, that the plan punned by Mr.

Max. In teaching thi important branch, ia truely a course ol practice in keeping books, rather man a eoura of lectan on th theory. Th pupil become familiar, from actual with th books oonstitutfng a set, and a person of good capacity will, by thia course, become a competent book keeper in about one month, and will reoeive a eertlnaato te thai effect. Prospectuses with terms, eaa be obtained at th reoa rom ia. n.

uir. ap2s FOR SALE A number of desirable lots in the village of Woodstock, Westchester Co. N. Y. lying east of.

and adioininr th village of VI orrl.anla and 40 minute' ride by railroad from the City Hall, N. Y. The lota contain about one acre each. Th aitoation, scenery, and general location an very desirable. There an good wells of water, and vrluable improvements being made on the premises.

Lots divided to suit purchasers. Title indisputable. Prices of lots modente, and terms of payment made easy. For particulars refer to the Real Estate Agency, 50 Broadway, or to Mr. Lawrence, on the premise.

,14 lw FURNISHED HOUSE TO L.KT. The three atory and attic hone 96 2d Avenue, tn good order, with all the modern improvements, and neatly furnished, to let until 1st of May next, immediate pos-essioB givea. Apply at 24 Beaver street, te BARCLAY fc LIVINGSTON. ORREl. COAL, AFLOAT Will be landing Ua few days from ship Cambridge, Halliberton's best Orrel coal for family use, and for sal in lot to suit pur- S1UAKT F.

RANDOLPH fc T4 Wall st 287 East Broadway, corner of 4th avenue and 13th st, aad sl4 corner Rutgen and Cherry sts SYDNEY COAL. AFLOAT Of superior quality for manufao.uren or family use. Now landing from nrig Aioert, anu ror saie in iota to suit purcnasers, by STUART F. RANDOLPH a T4 Wall it, 287 East Broadway, corner ot 4th avenue and 13th at, aad si 4 corner Rutgen and Cherry sts. CANNKL.

CO Aa. AFLOAT Will be landed in a few days, from ship Elsinon, Cannot Coal of superior quality, all lumps, and for sale in lots to suit purchasers, by STUART F. RANDOLPH fc 74 Wall st. 287 East Broadway, corner of 4th avenue and 13th st. aad 14 corner Rutgen aad Cherry sts.

PEACH ORCHARD CO AA. DISCHARGING The undersigned an now receiving fresh mined Peach Orchard Coal, of the various sizes for family use. for sal in quantities to suit consumes, at tb lowest summer prices, delivered direct from tb boat or creened from the yard. Also for sale at low prices. Lehigh and Broad Mountain (whit ash) Coal, for furnaces, nnges and stove.

S. B. REEVE fc 95 Murray street, and cor. Canal and Eta, 14 and cor. Jan and West it.

-IX7H1TE ASH COAL. Landing. Now discharg-VV ing White Ash EGO and STOVE COAL, of the best quality, for nngeand stoves, being free from clin ker and very durable- or sale at th lowest market prioes, delivered direct from the boat. 8. B.

REEVE fc CO 95 Murray, cor of Canal and Elm, sl4 and cor. of Jan and West streets. LEI1IGH CO AI. FOR FUR. ACK Lehigh Coal of the best quality and proper six, for furnaces, for sale at the lowest summer price Also, tha Broad Mountain (White Aah) Coal, of tbe Egg, Stove and Nut sixes, which burns freely and without clinker for ranges and stoves it is not excelled.

8. B. REEVE fc 95 Murray, cor. Canal and Elm. a 4 and cor Jan and West its.

HAlTQBCRTON'S ORREL COALAFLOAT. The undersigned have landing, Liverpool Coal of th best quality and large six, selected for family us. For sal in quantities to suit oonsumrs at the lowest current price, delivered direct trom th ship in prime order. 8. B.

REEVE fc 95 Murray, corner Canal and Elm, si 4 and corner Jane and West sts COALS. The subscriber keeps constantly oa hand the following Coals, of prims quality, sis Peach Orchard, I Liverpool. Lehigh, New Castle, Whit Ash, I Sydney. aQ of which be will sell at the lowest market price. GEO.

B. BROWNE, 8 7th street, Bear 3d avenue, and 9th street, near Avenue D. Also, 25 ohlds fin Liverpool, for sal cheap. il4 EACH and 'Store Slxee-i. Tb subscriber will be discharging this week, from barges Passaic and Cherokee, the abova Coals, of superior quality, which he will deliver at tbe lowest market pi ice, trom vessel, or re-screened from yards No.

8 7th street, or 9th street, near avenue D. S14 GEO. B. BROWNE. ANSEL COAL.

DISCHARGING The undersigned an thi day landing cannel coal, of superior quality and site, for sale in quantities to suit purchasers, at tbe lowest market price. J. L. fc W. WORTH, 24 Broadway and 14 Fourth, cor.

Thompson. EACH ORCHARD GRATE SIZE COAL. Will be landing in a few days a cargo of this superior eosl direct from the mines, by canal, in very superior order, for sale from boat or yard at the lowest market price, by J. L. fc F.

W. WORTH. 14 24 Broadway and Thompson, corner of Fourth WHITE ASH RANGE AND STOVE COAL Discharging Tha subscribers an this day landing a cargo of Wbith A sn. stove sise coal, a prime acaxKOUi vw, hihb a mmww. dials; superior Bay Rum, fcc.

fcc ranch Teas, So-1 sale low, delivered direst from th boat or r-crened from th yard. NO wine BXS aumitteu raw tutw mk. vu. eucii are I L. fc genuine or warranted.

14 W. WORTH, 34 Broadway, and Fourth, corner of Thompson. SUPREME COURT. Mary Sinclair. Executrix.

Ac of) John Sinclair, deceases Summont lor money d. araiBst uaad oa conlraot. Henry D.Cooke. TO HENRY U. COOKE: Vea are hereby aummened aad leqBired to asrwer tbe complaint in thia action, wbich was hied inUKOttioeol tbe Clerk ol the County of New York, oa theLAh d.vot'SeoUMneer.

iniaant. and to aerve a copy ol ronr aa. awer to Uie aasi complaint on the subscriber, baonioa. No. 8 VVallitraet.

latheuitrel new lorx. wnnia twenty daya alter the service of tha nimmees oa yon. exclusive of the day of snrk esmce Bad if yos tail to answer the said complaint within the Uroe afoteeaai. tbe plainuff ia tha acuoa acaiBst yoa lor tl hnadred doilan. asaiBU yoa for I llth 1M9.

take miltimni ui 1 1 the turn ol sixr sb tbousaBd doUaia. aad euseen the abth day of Ancosl Bine, besidea eorta of tart. 11 a mirjeH om aim. iwhh aonarA, irem one uoataad eight haaured aad ionj- CHARLES T. CROMWELL.

14 lawfw PlaiaulT a Auoraey SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF HEW YORK. Bampwe OBoe. assinat Mary Abb Banoa. iadrrtdaaliy.

sad sa admintttrsmx of Jona Barton, deoaa ed. Jolia W. Banoa, William H. Banoa and oflwt. ANN BARTON.

radividnaOy. snd as adiwiaia- tratritot Jona G. Banoa. accented. John V.

Barton, and William H. Banoa oa ass hereby sBmrnoned to baawct the complaint of Kampeoe Siumob. tbled oa the eitbteenth day of' Juae. ImS. with tha Cars of tha Coait tor the cmnty of New York.) ftraiBat fob.

and toesrve aeopy of yo ir answer oa me, at my othce. No. 1 Eahoe street. iBthecnyct New Yovk-WKb. ia twenty daya alter atrvioa of tha hubw, exdntive of tbe day "service aad tbat il yoa fail to answer the ton, plaint, witb-ia the time aforesaid, the plaintiff wdl apply to L.

riuiimua conn ror ins relief oemttuei i. tara complaint. Haled New York, September lUh. 1MH. erl4 lawtiw H.

L. RIRER. PUintifTt Atteraer. CROTON AUUEDUCT DEPARTMENT. TO ftesd tHwewaaa eaooiaai Prapcaal for baibliag a Sewer Tbirty-uilh attest." will be Blceived st tan arhoeof ue tiaoa AgaeuDci veuaruncwi.

tKOtaada. rarfc.) BBIB sea. oar. int ami aay ea oarmuer. lev.

at 4 cJOca, r. lo ba a ratwar wan the aeeewauy Recemag Baaaa aad Calverta. Xb street Inan a potat 50 fczt east ef the 3d Bvense. Is aad Uifoegbtae ad avenaa ut enaaaet wiUtheaewev iaetU atnaaL Plaaa and asi ifii alaaai mmA Ml be bad oa aoptocaroa tha ouVe. to the St reet Coaaau tn am.

i lit 1 aUSXTlSUri New Ynrk. earn, tt. aA eonstyef New York. BOOceabareby srveale all pecaMBavm(rsnasaniBat Uarssaa Raawabky. taasaf taw our af New etk.

srsea. de. ceased. Peeeanl Itneaaate wnta tlw leessaui tlmi sf. as the eaa- Knuna, umt mux, FAlwaiel CWaiF.

SiauBaw. Baatoev I a. I tfjeat- miliar. A ear ef Mare, Best. Dated kew York, the fsaith dav ofeoenibi mU lswm ilOlMri KANaUllLS.k.( uaaai naasxCT.

FOR HAVANA, NEW ORLEANS AVI, a nnr. f- HAIL STEAMSHIP OHIO. The Uaitsd Stares Mall Company will dispatch tba Bew aad spa Ste teas .10 Hn tinner after saloon. ihla ship OHIO, ess Thursday. September 10th.

at 1 'clock, p. faa. the ater foot of Warrea street, North River, wndex ta osamaad of Lieut. J. A.

Sebemek. U. fl. N. The Ohio will convey the Government mails and pas ts raetae si is aw rrota raaama to cai.

Tb eise.etrwBrth aad power of th Ohio are far be-road those aay asa steamer afloat, swing 8000 tons bess, with superior doable engiae of ISO, bene pwwer. 'fZS" "tosawsr have aa aaawraaee of safety aad i speed not to felt on aay asa steamer rawing with T'a vwatUate eabias aad state a arst clam hotel Borcaa Ratb. Cbaobbs. State-rooas berth, after aaloom. aioa each.

State-room berth forward aaloea. So Steerage, found with beds aad eeparate mass to 200 lb baggaga allowed. Freight eoe per eabw ibot Ch agree passeBgeri wiU be transferred at to tba well known double angina steamship Falcon. Lieut. Hartsteae, U.

8. Commander, and prneeed eWt to Chagres. Kmttt tf Pate. re ta Jvrv Ortraas ead Revenvs. 8tate-rerra berth, after (alooa.

to New Orleans, 878 each. Ntate-rooan oerin, rorwara smaoa, to ao so Stata-rooiB berth, after aaloom. to Havana. 70 State-room berth. forward ealooa.

to Havaaa 88 Freight to New Orleans. 26 cnt per en hie foot. AD ticket lor passage must he procured at tb effiee of th eomaaBT. aivsl as. u.

.0 ur.ni lie wees ex. The Ohio wfll leave New York oa her next roysge, ia October. FOR SAN FRANMsCO. VIA CHA- ORES 15th September The new and splendid ts-i -ton. barthem, J.

Wilsoa, eetnmaDder. will leave for Chagres direct, from her dock, pier 1 North River, on Saturday, 15th September, at eioex. TheE.C. goea direct to ChasTes, without touching at Intermediate ports, thus ensuring that passengers by .1.1. Muh Panama ia time for th U.

8. Fa- climate is the most delicious in the world, and the wnere tn.ir moral aad Intellectual cult- I cine mail steamer of October 1st. season is not unfavorable. I ttTieil7 atUnded to, while they enjoy a de- I raaaase in the After aaloon do forward BelooB. 11 do lower eebio.

10 do steerage. a FrettTht oa specie en per merchandise TO cants per foot 8 eubie test of besrrajr allowed each ahia paseanger, aad 6 do allowed each steerage paeeeoger. No passage secured unless paid for. Any person remitting on half th amount of passage money, eaa sec ura a berth for on week. For freight or passage, apply to al4 J.

HOWARD fc SON, 84 Broadway. The CRESCENT CITY, will raeeeed th Empire City, and leave oa 1st October. KOR SAVANNAH UNITED STATES MAIL LINE EVERY WEDNESDAY, at 4 o'clock, P. The steanuhin CHEROKEE. Thomas Lyon, commander, will leave oa Wednesday.

19th Septem ber, rrom pier k. at 4 o'clock, r. M. precisely. Passage $25.

No berth secured antil naid for. No freight received after 12 o'clock on the day of sailing. Bill of lading signed by the clerk on board. Freight on measurement goods 10 cants per cubic foot. For freight or passage, apply S14 SAMUEL L.

MITCHELL. 194 Front st. Th TENNESSEE, Capt, O. A. Cole, will leave on WEDNESDAY, th 26th September, as above Goods sent to th agent in New York, and all goods intended for the Interior of Georgia, South Carolina, Al- imbi ana Tennessee, addressed to th eare of T.

8 Wayne, agent of th Central Railroad J. A. Fans. agent Georgia Steamboat or Tbocaas R. Mills, agent Iron Steamboat Co.

will be ferwarded free of eommission. em SBBWSwaaBBBBBWSwa FOR CHARLESTON. The if. 8. Fail Steamer SOUTHERNER, Capt.

M. Berry, will leave pier No. 4. North River, on Wednesday, 12th lust, at 10 o'clock, M. precisely.

All bills of lading signed by the clerk on board Fraight oa measurement goods 1-je per cubic foot. The Quarantine at Charleston having been nmoved, ateerage Passengers will now be taken. F'or Fnght on Passage, apply to 14 8POFFORD, TILESTON fc CO, 48 South it FOR LIVERPOOL Passage Only Th racket lis CALEB GR1MSHAW, W. E. Hoxia, master, having all her cargo engaged, and tb greater part of it en board, will sail for th abov port early oa SATURDAY morning, th 15th lust.

She ean handsomely aeeommodate a few mora passengers with first and second cabins also a limited number IB tn steerage, who will be taken at very low la tea. Fassengen will please be on board tbe afternoon previous, a th a hip will go into the river that evening, and sail early next moraine-. Apply on board, foot of Dover atreet, or to 14 SAM'L THOMPSON fc NEPHEW. 27 Pearl st. aa- FOR LIVERPOOL With immediate despatch rfTf The fast sailing coppered packet ship Mnmford.

master, havinr a laraw nor- tion of her cargo engaged and going on board, will sail as above For balance of freight or passage having elegant accommodations, apply oa board pier 2s, E. R. or alt to FROST a HICKS. 68 Sooth st. FOR GLASGOW Regular Packet of the 14h September The well-known fast sailing A I Br.

bark ADAM CAR 350 tons. Capt. Rob't Cnig. will tail as above, her regular day. For passage, only having excellent accommodations, apply to the captain, on board, at foot of Oliver street E.

R.or to S14 A. WHOODHULL, 87 South street. FOR HAVRE Packet of the 20th of September sTJ The packet ship NEW YORK, Capt. Lines will sail on her regular day as above. For freight or passage apply on board at Pier 11 N.

or 14 to FOX fc LIVINGSTON, 22 Broad at. FOR HAVRE Packet of the 10th of October 'Th packet ship GALLIA, (new) A.Richardwn, master, will sail on her regular day as abov For freight or passage, apply on board, at pier 13, East River, or to the office of si 4 WM. WHITLOCK. 46 South St. FOR HAVANA First vessel Tb regular pack- let bark JNO.

BENSON, J. West, master, having most of her cargo enraced and going oa board win have immediate despatch for the above port. For balance of freight or passage having superior furnished accommodations, apply on board, at pier 8 E. R. or (11 to STURGES fc 0 South street FOR HAVANA The Regular Packet Ship 1 ADELAIDE, Capt.

R. Adams, will have imme- diate despatch for the above port. For freight or passage, having splendid accommodations apply to sl4 SPOFFORD, TILE8TON.lt CO. 48 South at. Zrr- FOR MADEIRA, RIO DE JANEIRO, VAL-JtJVPARAISO, or SAN FRANCISCO.

Passage only. 1 The first class clipper built brig EKNAN1, 300 tons register, one year old, wiU sail positively on tb loth October. Her accommodations are unsurpassable combining every comfort. She has state room for 10 er 12 passe n-gers for which, apply to Capt. Graham, on board at Hoboken, or at 24 Beaver street.

el4 BARi'LAY fc LIVINGSTON. r- FOR SAN FRANCISCOThe splendid A 1 ship TTO rtu A will Bav immediate desptcn. a She has superior accommodations for first and second cabin passengers. For freight or passage, apply to 14 ISAAC T. SMITH, 101 Wall t.

NFW ORLEANS PACKET rcseent City 1 Line This day fuU ornot full The regular packet bark ST. ANDREW. E. Poioe, master, will posi tively sail as above her regular day. ror balance of freight, or passage, having fine accommodations, apply on board, at pier 9 East River, or to sl4 FOSTs-R fcNICKERSON.

25 South t. Agent In New Orleans, Messrs, Foadiek fc Company, will promptly forward all goods addressed te tbelr car Tbe packet bark BROTHERS. A. Baxter, master. wiU succeed the St.

Andrew, and Bail on her regular day. FOR NEW ORLEANS Union Line Regular backet to succeed th Vieksburg The fast Bailing coppered packet ship ATLANTIC, Rose, master, win sail as above. For freight or passage, having mpeiKii state room accommodations, apply on board, Murray's wharf or to 14 FROST fc HICKS, 68 South street. Agents in New Orleans, Messrs. John O.

Woodruff fc who wUl promptly forward all goods to tbe -t r. uiujaa.io lAiubiugiibine-iaan. aftr day next 20th Instant The fast sailing regular saa. packet hlp HUsirriKKi ri'KKlNGTON Givea, master, is bow loading and will positively be dirpatchej aa above full or not full. For freight or passage apply oa board, at pier 11 E.

R. (Old Slip,) or to sl4 EAGLE fc HAZARD 40 South st The packet ship JESSORE, Samuel Cobb, master, wfll succeed the H.P. and sail on her regular day. Agents in Nsw Orleans Messrs. Sam'l Toby, aad Np-hew who will promptly forward all goods to their address.

FOR NEW ORLEANS Holmes' Lin First Regular Packet The test sailing coppered packet wsfat-ihip VICKSBITRG, c. Berry, Blaster, is bow loading and will be despatched immediately. sor fraight or passage, apply on board, at Pine st wharf. 4 or to m. at saatb st.

j-- MOBILE PACKET Eagle Lin Goes to the jyi wharf Clears Saturday, tbe 22d Instant, full or not run 1 be fast sailing regular packet bng VIRGINIA, T. Andrews, master, is now loading, and will positively be despatched as above. tor freight or passage, apply on board, at pier 11 East River Old slip, or to S14 tAHLE a XlA.AKU, SO SOUth St. Agents in Mobile, Messn. E.

C. Centre It Co who will promptly forward, free of oommission, all good to their auoxeea. FOR SAVANNAH, Geo. Freight at Reduced I Rates Positively th first regular packet To-mor- row lath Inst 1 be fin fast sailing regular packet bark PETER DEalLL, Hoey, master, wiU sail as abov, full or not fulL For freight or paeagJtaving elegant state room aecom-modatloaa, apply to the Busier on board, at Bulk-bead foot of Beekmaa street. or to R.

M. DEM ILL, 188 Front street. No freight received on board after To-morrow evening, rain or shin. Passage 81. Freight taken at two-thirds less than customary.

All goods sent to the Agent ia New kork wiu be for warded free of commission, aad all good intended for the Agent central iiauroau 1 st. nauis, iron steamboat Co J. A. Fawns. Georgia Steamboat will be forwarded free of ootnmisaloa.

14 AFAL ACHOLA PACKET Eagle Lin. -Tbe fast regular packet brig dKM, WILSON, Beekwith. master, will have immed'ate despatcb. For freight or passage apply on board, or to alt EAGLE fc HAZARD. 40 South st.

FOKBObTON New England Line This Day The regular packet schr. ELLEN, Bearse, master, wui aau a boot. For freight apply on board at ths bulk bead betweea pier 9 and 10, East River, or to 14 FOSTER fc NICKERSON, 25 South at. FOR BALTIMORE Union Line With Dea- ipateh-The fast sailing regular packet schr. CON.

NECTICUT, J. B. Elwood. master. isnow loadinr.

at- pier is r-ast niver, ana vrni leave aa abova. I a mSm VssbxC ,,4 EAGLE fc WANTED for Baltimore. sI4 i fc BRIOGS. 40 South st. Fm niiTTnnn rnvv Steam Transportation Line Th steam ronellort SACHEM.

SENECA and L'N- aa CAS. ar now receiving freight for the above place, one of which will leave pier 12 East River, Old lla.evarv Tuesday and EH.I.v at 4 P. M. or might or passage, aprly to the captain oa noaxo, v. VI XI J.

a rt. BrllUGS. Agent, ew oowiaiaa. re PHlt.ADrf.PHIA vaa Deiav utaaewerjaad apanneaiajM for the be uniag at th 1 hoars Th bare ONEIDA, is now loadias at atari Mowmtonatwa thereto.MU ewLaed I Bast Bivar fru rillnl ui arill leave this dav. at mi.

ee i appucauoa -to tbe Water array or. alllua atho. st. a Ma. cstpx.

as. loss. NICHOLAS DEAN. Pw-deasof the Cnjtoa Aenednct lvarunsBt. STREET DEPARTMENT No.

4 Hal of Rjwoa piepeaaja ill be jrecerved at Ua. athce aatd Taeadav ro paw dtstli sir ci trom aU artn-w to Eat Rtrer To flac sitio waika. 4 Met widm- htx 1 feralAle Mh atseat free. 3d told aveae. To nag aslewalka.

4 leat wale, at lute aunst. between Fnat aae aad aveaae A-. aad opau axislssm; iuaatawt twwawa ateaaesCaadD. Te grade aad est earb aad ennWaVMaa fid abrnt bom Kxh aveeBeteHBtlaoanver. a aucwt, ssess tuua aasa a wwa ea aloamnagual spb1 batw era aTflth sad Mfth I TBLC niTTVAI.

BKSEJriT IaIFB ISIVsaABICaB COSEPAR No. WALL STREET. Tha Cvmpaay has beea tu xiateno aearty TOUR years, and ha Scartrs Is Bew, (March 1, 18-) 8T0O.0O0, stCTriag akBsiaass aBparaUed. DITIDENDS OF PROFITS are deeland ANNUALLY upoa an Lite poUci which have setUe4 two or more pre axtams; the profits draw mnst at tlktraWaf Par aasmat, aad eaa be mad a variant at en, to theea- tantefTwe raianeof their aatoaat, whan the party ha prnMbJaprwasraamUfufl. Pramlam are payable aaawaBy, tat saaytassaMswawl-aanuaDy or quarterly, aad parties taking Ufa policies wbaa the pnamlB, aasouta lily dollars aaay, they give their individwal Botes far oara-WAtr th asmaal atemlma, upoa which tbey win bo iwuirad to pay six per Beat iatraet.

p.araa maiy toffet lasuraau aad aQ information la reUUoa to th plan of opesttoas, may obtained, gratia, at the eSo of tb Compaay, No. Wall street. DIRXCTORS. ROBERT L. PATTERSON, SETH LOW, CHARLES A MACRNXTT, JOEL W.

CONDiT, EDWARD ANTHONY, WILLIAM A. F. PENTZ. LEWIS C. ROVER, THOMAS B.

8EGCR, HENRY MsFARLAN, ANDREW A SNELLINO, WILLIAM M. SIMPSOX. RANDALL H. GREENE ROBT. L.

PATTERSON, auuu, aaczwtary. JOSEPH L. LORD, Ageat. yaienUB.Mott.M. 1 Medical Board of Coasulta- r.vaBifBaasutir,M.D.

Uou. llMH 1 a .11 aa. irwnaenow no. a DiBigwoni Bqnar. Mecneal Fi.miaev, axteada at the ease daily -a- BXBi SiaSU INBCRAJICE CO MP AST, K.

Haaover street Iotw Surplus 84000 9288,000 iBvartea in Bonos and Mortrara am -(til th city of New York, fas Stocks of the sited State aad viit a a ara. laaure against loss aad daatac br fire aw hnnU. XCTins. Smith W. ABdereoa.

DIRECTORS OUver T. Hewlett, Samuel M. Thompson, John Wilsoa, Francis T. Laqueer, Effingham Townswad, William Agnew, Sam oal T. Skidaaore, In Smith, William 8.

Herriman, Ellas H. Herrlek. William A. W. Pent.

FRANCIS T. LU QUEER, President. Niat, Gbt. Secretory. s4 lm is frfnlH would Ccmerre terth Robert SpVer.

Jacob R. Kesrlws, Paul A. Cartas, George W. Swords, Jacob A. RobertaoB, C.

N. 8. Rowland, Edward O. Fail, Job a J. Phelps, Tit as K.

Adea, Jem Chambers, Abraham B. Sands, THE SUBSCRIBERS, grateful liberal patronage la pan TJi respectfully solicit a oa about buying We have now oa hand a good assortauat. at oar waieiooena, 15S Fnltoa street, east of Broadway, all of which will warrant to give good satisfaction to th purchaser. Several Bew patterns and finish we shall bring out boob. Tnninr aromntlv attended to.

aa26tf BENNETT fc WILDER. PIANO FORTE. ttBTHR cfc CLIBK, Bivdrirrcatti is rnerBiSTeaa COLEMAN'S PATENT ACOLIAN ATTACHMENT a. 5)57 Broadway, f2TItf PIANO FORTES. Gfc H.

BARMORE offer for sale at their aUBUfacto- ry and wareroora.801 Bleecker street, aaaaaullmiat of rosewood aad mahogany Piano Fortes, of finely eexved Gothie and saodarB Peiisiaa style. These Pianos, for mechanical eoatructioB.xoelleney of workmanship, ana richness of tone, cannot be butt. eased, aad where th purchaser Bas any aouDts.tney win be set wp, and aay reasonable length of time allowed to satisfy htm. This being a new feature la tn business, it is Important to tbe purchaser, a th market is fall of trap, well calculated te catch the Inexperienced. A responsible warraatv with each instrument.

Reference to Boats of th fint families la tb city. N.B.PiaaoatoM. Fl PIANO FORTES. A. H.

GALE CO. WARE ROOMS AND MANUFACTORY, 104. ltM and 108 Third svibss, Corner 13th street. TTTUERK HAY BE FOUND AM EXTEN- aive aaaortmeut of raperior P1ANOS. Of the moat modern atyies, made in their weU known substantial manner, from the best seasoned anaterialB.aad by experienced renames.

nnler our immediate aupervlsiou. Purchaser will aot regret aa crimination before baying ctsewDer. east Piano Fortes, Harps, (J Hilars, mflnstc, at. SAMUEL. C.

JOLL.IK, HAVING RESUMED th Music business at 800 Broadway, four doors front 8TEWaBT'a," ob the Basse side, respectfully solicits the patronage of all tn musical world. At nai wareaoui pur eh sacra eaa at all times find a valuable assortment elegant Mahogany aad Rosewood, PIANO FORTES, from the celebrated BQanufaotBren, Naau fc 8. C. J. being the exclusive agent for Nunns fco.

ia this AND DOUBLE ACTION HARPS, of various orders of flush, from th well-known makers Pitt, Lewis fcCo." MELODEONS, SERAPHIM HARMONICONS, FLUTES, FLAGEOLETS, BANJOS. GUITARS, TAM BOURINES, fcc or every variety ot ton ana finish. PIANO FORTES to hire, by the week ar month. REPAIRING AND TRIMMING of all description of instrument attenaeu to wrtn oespatcn. NEW AND 8 FASH ION ABLE MUSIC.

The advertiser having purchased th entlra and ex tensive stock and catalogue of Plate and Engraved Musie of MR. JOSEPH F. ATWILL, will be enabled to supply all ordsn for every piece of musie published ia the country. Music bound Catalogues given, and all orders punctually attended to, by addressing my24i 800 BROADWAY, near Stewabt's." Cottage and Cabinet Fnrnlture an ntac terry VV'artriinii, 168 Nxw-Yobb. AT this est abiishatent wiU bo found a full assortment of Cottage Furniture, consisting of Black slant and Fainted lottajre Chairs.

Dries ing Bureaus, French Bedsteads, Waabetaada. Ccesnaodea. ae Also, a fin stock of Mahorany Kumiture, made of good seasoned wood, consisting of Sofas. Divans, Ottoman French Parlor Chairs. Easy Chain.

Sofa Bedsteads. Rocking Chairs, Tea Tables, Card Tables, Siderxau-ds, Wardrobes. Book see Quartette. Centre Tables, fcc. A kinds of cabinet work made to order.

Steamboats and hotels supplied with good work at prices a low as any other establishment in the city. D. fc WM. H. LEE, 168 Fultoa St.

A beautiful variety of Ladies, Sewing and Parlor Chain. Also, Fancy Work Tables, of rvery description, at low prioe. p20w IVfr Carpets. rriHK RCBSCxlIBERS bav just received a large A supply of new good, well worthy the attention of purchasers. Juat imported aad bow reeeiviBg ta tore.

Tapestry Carpet of a variety of Bew pattern aad eolor. also Brussels. 3-ply aad Ingrain Carpets. Also, OB Cloth la sheets, heavy and very old, tb patterns and colon rucb as wiU suit those about to furnish also. Oil Cloths of med'um quality, aad every other article eCBBeeted with tbe business, ail ox wnien will Be sold at material-ly reduced rates.

BAILEY fc WOOLSEY. 454 Pearl atreet. N. B. Carpet made and fitted In th best msaaar.

sa lmbr J. W. TRACY, 323 Broadway, TT AS Just received a larva assortment of new pattern XI of Carpeting, ordered for spring sale, consisting of Koyal Wilton, Brussels, elvet, Tapestry Venetian Three Ply and Ingrain, kc Ac Also, Floor Oil Cloth, Drarjret, ac all 01 wnien are eeuing at very low prasca, apos Brass Stair Rods. tX frrt dos Brass Stair Rods. eomprUinc agreatra.

JvJUU rietyof sixes, also, several qualities of 8itvsr Plated rods, constantly on hand at the manufacturers office, SZ7 reart street, ap atalrs. M. GO CLD. N. B.

Brass Plates for stain of steamboat's and Hotel made to order, also Stair Rods reputed in tha best man ner. auxl Bmts -1Y PRESS HILLS' CEMETERY JOHN Vv 8M ITH, Clerk of Queens County, hereby certify that tbe premises conveyed by Abraham H. Van Wyck and wife to the Cypress Hills' Cemetery, by deed recorded ta this office, containing one hundred and twenty-one and a half acres, are free and clear of all incumbrance and liens In this office, and that amortgage thereon of $9,930 93 haa been aatisned and discharged of record. In witni whereof I hereto sign my name, and set the county seal, this eighth day 01 Heptemoer, imv. JOHN C.

SMITH. Clerk. cypress HIL-Uf csiivir.i fc.KY, offlee Broadway. The public an invited to visit the grounds of thk Ceme tery. twenty minutes distant by Long Island Railroad from South Ferry, and 4 miles from Wllliamsbnrgh to the North entrance.

Over ten mile ef avenue (includ ing a 00 at two miles of beautiful road through the forest, lost finished) haa beea completed, forming a delightful carnage urtve. ana uusui passea ror extent aad beauty 01 prospect. Site of Jot. 400 superficial feet, er 16 bv 28. Purehaans have th temporary use of tb Receiving Tomb, free of charge.

Price of lots, $13 to $50, depending oa six and location. Associations, Societies. Chrrrehee. Lodges, taking ten or more lots, ar entitled to mora favorable terms, and a deduction. Trains, A.

12 M. and P. M. InTcrtf Georgia. South cTro.bauT.

orTennc 6 P.M:. a I Kendrick. the keeper st the entrance lodge, will deiirnate see. addressed te the eare of Thomas Wayne. ot the lots unsbld, to purchasers.

Extra trains for procession, fcc carrying sixty persona, for $10. or 120 for $14, may be had six honra aotiee. at the office of the Cemetery. The title ia perfect, and th grounds offered free aad clear, as wiU be seen by tbe abov certificate. By order of tbe Board of Trusted.

sUkrtf E. LINDSAY, Seeretary LKATnER HOSE FOR FIRE ENGINE Steamboats, Factories. Street Washera. fartured from tbe best oak Unned leather, with wroughi eopps, rirats, slway. o.

CO, mmA lathae Dialiiis SO Ferry Btrwet Who nave alao for Bale. aad gralaapnav. eurrUd laaxb-r of mrmTJ nUaa. sty IS fYFE.ONERfc80N-8JnTED STATES 1 Ti PE FOUNDRY. Thesabseribera bav now oa htnd a.

excellent assortment of B-k. Ne-J. and parVd toU Juced "tV api-wvper, at disconntofua per eeat tor cash. The VTT. or freight, which will be taken et the lowest rates, ap- ply to the Captain, on board or to ZUZZ ZZ.

mach admired and approved of and Rarttaa Caaal-Swiftsar mm A K. Thmarli iB thirtVtX n. el -rn 40 rLb etre-t 1 1- Aiman- J-CT tOH. SAiEV A BCDOoaer 1 ,,7 Fiona SrS feet on k. 28 f-et 4 la.

extre-a width and le feet 8 depth hold, is jr marksblv fast eailcr. and will carry ahoot 230S bbls. an- .1 I tit uer aecx. For lurtner p.r.. -n- ,14 VROcTT a HI- bS.

stontB vt. nr.vrcn A aoad vessel to succeed tb Vlr- rX'LmA ivmd in tbe line for Woboa. Apply to HAZARD, 0 south St. a good schr. to load la Union Lis apply te kN.

BRIOGS. 40 Soatb at: tliasile, caa I artota. for sale by mas. oner. I Ar trraaae a-n larnrw a fn a.

Bw a mm ill l.A LAJL-VDALK -4, 9-a, 10-4, 11-4, and 1-4 Brown aad Bleared shewthssn. for sane by si LA WHENCE. TKIMBLE a CO, 85 Bread at "a BS1NTHK AND K1KKH. qaaluy, A for sal by JOHN DUNCsN fc SON, 1 sit eSST Breadeay. KJta tttstET bux blae aad green, for aal by r.

14 iJkWRsbaTRaULS 'OB4 as. bv the trade, and oar type ia general, we lee assure, eanact bTexeelasd either ia ken-ty er fiaah, by any rounder. AU type manufactured by as are made of a mixture of metal different la proportion to those used -raUy, by which Insure greater durability. To n.t af Ornazaawtal aad Jobbiag Type. Bor.

a i mm wa have mad a large increase, aad aae ecev untiy adding to tb variety. Praina, Woad Type, fasea taada. Brass aad Wood Rales. Impoaiag Stoaea. can posing Sticks.

Brass aad Wood Galleys, Cats. Closet Racks, Rsglet. aad every artieae amiacaiy For a eomplet Printitur Office farnibed wtth despatch. Pnecunew sheeU of Seotch races, an now ready for delivery. Old Type token la exenang ror sn at aiae aenU per pownd.

PnbisAersof aaaaaaiisn wbewM saaeTt thi ad-eartiBLSBiat thrwstimas. aad fTward ua a aaasw. nea.io-. to tbe 1st of Jaaaary, 1850. will be paid ta axataa-iaisof oar maauraetara, oy psxnnasrag sour times th aavrsirt of Vbetr bill tor toe aavcrtMment.

JAMES CONNER fc SON, comer Ana aad Nassau sts. N. St. A new Kpeclnten Book will he leBund aad ready so. aairwr uie iss or rtovember, 18w.

ai tf T7CRBUTI RK AUO AFROS CHECKS AND A UlNUHAJna Far sale by LAWRENCE, TRIMBLE all Brand s. Ct ITU Eli Drill baWkakle. CmTTl t-5 eaarfactnras. black, bine, Oxford aad essde asixed. fw seas ay i- UWaUICI, TalalU to-.

SIS BS BUSBBO e. TA. R1PKA-S SHIRTIYQ kTBAPEB AAU I PANT STUFFS Fw sale by SIS LAWRENCE. TRIMBLE CO. arrest e.

lllERD A LaTTcOU NT a. Fw saw by LAWRENCE, 1 HA.I...W-, all a Bread X- URLTaCGsJt XtO hbda vary aboiee New Ortanne as. ear tbey aavw aan last Maxeh. and ara tJu aasaaa. See as, as bs -wrrrowaro saia-th ruiivav, "-i AMUSEMENTS.

BROADWAY THEATRE. KR. E. A. MARSHALL, SOLE LESSEE.

MR. w. 11 111 uimfin Lewder aad CoaalBetee th- 1 BiaMBvflf THIS IFriday) iVlINO, keawcwbew 14th, WUibaj si til mat 11 aae i-e me-sr Owera as UUaZa Llllll Klawtta. iiiiiB.rmlaBwssTif -r Piape. Rteal Ceem 1 ata Ral.

al rerdaaAa Vsta Paaasta. Nevaul Te eoaclod with tsweeBabraw fcaaaw. aa av sSBL Mallbraa. After which, LA COLAS ostsrsae by frill nf iiwi '-f 1it ImliimniM. Tleaas Circle aad farquetta, 81 Family aad Third Caret Doers open at to bear! a at T.

e'eleek. ATM. at, Dress Csrea aad Parqwetta. Hem ramuy CbwaB at teeond Tier. seats THIS (Friday) EVENING, Septombar ldtk, wS Vs tptluiamd th Fsree, oailed LUUBI.1 VOLA.J Sir Chas Verwoa- Coasia Cherry Vies Cblaaia Alter which tbe Bew frame, called TEMPTATION.

O-Brvaa Bresse-bsuai 1 Toaa BobaHak. Ms Mary ravers mymnnvm To sfarlade wtth the new BurieFqa, otiied THE SPHINX. A del sate. lnwah.ei I Sadttax. Jacacta.

Urania StrmBgwnaadvautors ar talarmad tha sestets few Taasjeatoae4taaealaaitheaiaBlBal IIHils. MlBSATm saasanar.Br- This mse-atfleewt establ'lAbaaaat is anew tar the ssawssa. -THE WONDERFUL RAVEL FAMILY, now Pertocm Moadays, Taawlays, ThaiaSaf VALULV IL1X COMPANY. r.l tsaa of Messrs. Cmpasadai aad Sefteet, far farm WitimdiJ aad Sarardays.

Adasittaac to an parts of ta TT 1 in, Iftj 1 nes. postaoa meat on aeeoeoat rfih, mil. THIS CFRIDA1) EVEN ING. grpiambet Mtk. Oa owtert alnsacat will omneBBee with Gresvd 0l tar.

After which, forth 2d tba bai r.vais lb. Got as aader tbe sbiwctioa af Eraiaetta, a ransu Urisette. I la aaicn cneraolerane wm nag'je With Cap aad aad Th After which. Grand Pas de Deux by M. Brilliant fc Mn.

later miasmn or Hair aa rlear. for I DODSWORTH'S PROMENADE MUSIC ALE. Te eoBdode with the Cosaie Burlesqae rialaailma af THE SOLDIER FOR LOVE. CosbI Pas as Deux by MUe. lxhsnaa aad FvaaiBl Ravel voors open at evea does 1 pom erne at aixat, I prvcieely.

BAJUrjnek AsTEBJCAI SBTCSJECm. Baxawaa Manager aad Pi nasi el as Greewwood Assastaat llaaaaas tPLENDID MA tfC KM very afteraooaat 84. aad evearfng at s'aket The Maaacer ha trnnl fw weak tbat EN0RMOC8 CTOR-aadtbe LARGEST uvmu ANACONDA ever eaetwrad altr. -a wonderful twtiles ara aaeatad ba a atxeeir hrsa cage, aad eaa be bm at all boars, day aad areaing. A.

That hug Monster. THE LIVE 1MMOTH CROCODILE. Th prJormsniias ba the Lecture Races, thss weak, B- wiw aw wnuwwai vanexy or BRILLIANT ENTERTAIN ENTfI Under the direetMBof th eebtvted Mr. also engaged PETE MORRIS, AND MA. JERRY -t MERR.IF1ELD.

MISSES STANHOPE, BARTON, WEST, fcc, fca. -r Also OB exhibition, aad aaav be aaea at all beeia WAX SCRIPTURE AND TEMPERANCE BTATUART. r. ADAM ROCKWELL, the Fortwa TeUas. Ldmiasioa 25 will Children aader lyan Bvtfwftoa W1XX, OPEN oa MONDAY, th 17th of avuerbar, st ta PirriUmm, Jmtmr flmrf, the celebrated DIO RAMA from Parks, painted by Dmmtm aad Be saving angtassi productioca of the far-famed discoverer th Wmi resiast.

aad hi fnead aad sassi lalt axtfja. and by them exhibited ta PvU sad Lswewa. nadlas; ao building of adequate th proprlator Bav at grass xpenae erected the sertiieia for tbelr exhibrtieB. Tbe viewa now on aihlbitioa are the INTERIOR OF HOLY ROOD CHAPEL, BY MOONLIGHT, one of tha asost picturesque rain ia th old world, which is awes perfectly represented, at seen Badar tbe light ef ta riaSag moon, wtth other beautiful aad plea slag enacts, wanes, aside trom fts poetical and his tori eel aasn 1 1st toaa, raaasar It a meat attractive aad Interesting exhibition. Also.

A VIEW OF THE CITY AND HARBOk OW BRE8T, la France, with Shipping ta the Harbar, Its Aa-Meat Tower, and Castles, aad the City with it bb'b arums interesting objects, presenting tbe asost vivid reality as" appearance. Uoora opens trom I A. M. tin 10 T. M.

ABWiaaies 25 eents season ticket to eeats aUira) ball price. Schools admitted ea liberal terse. Bel ATION ALTAC AOEX OaDSEAlGA. A REVIEW EXHIBITION, on.ist e-wwrks of art Brsviously exhibited by the Aiiaderti. aad sach others as msy have sawn Ineligible a Beer the rasas or tbe annual exhibition, will axed ta ta raewae er the Institution, eormer Leonard street aad Broadway, oa th 1st October Bart.

Exhibitors will pleas forward a list of their productions to jnu. r. a-- rntu MUMsiEt-arator, ant5tf attharoctpsof tbe Aradessy. THE DlfSELDORT ACADEBYT OT F1AE ARTS The exhibition of Fatatrar by art arte of tb above School, at the room over the Hall of th Charah Divine Unity la Broadway, between Spring aad Prtaeo will remain open till runner Bastes tram ta clock. a.w 10 e'eloek, W.

Admiaawav, eaBSs Season Tickets 50 cent Catalogues 12j- aall tat ss awaawa a. Av.vm.nwjaaav2. AMaat asaa. lfTJl PHILADELPHIA via CAPE MAT, AT FARE-TaWamaT RHODE IsLAN spt Newberry, havtag recently beea fitted as) la eoanpiete order, will leave every Tuesday aad Iriday at 8 o'clock P.M., trees pier No. 1 North River.

abia passengwn deck 50 eeats. might take at reduced rates. amJS tf ORANGE HOTEL, Newt. aura, BL. RENSSELAER WH1TED eoatlaaas aa ta bto- prietor of th above popular aelalsishsBeast Ho has, during present tpnng.

painted aa rsWTtsn toe bouse throughout, and I now ready to aeeaaxntodata nta riumei patrons sad friends, aad toe tnveuisg anbua generally. The LIVERY STABLES attached te tfcs howN have beea put in tbe best order and taken by Sabttxl W. Fstv- ia, formerly or tb Catted State HoteL Hew ass, ear-riae-e aad careful driven furniahed at short aotiee, aad subline; by tbe day, week or year. JrStf Fit. a Watches Jewelry aad Stiver are.

THE SL BC RlUIiR keeiliadaR I lull. ttoaaof fine Gold aad silver Waliihas, lastrya Silver Wax, at retaiL at the very saweat a rites. iaa Gold aad girvwr Englmfc patent lever BtafcsB. Fins Gold and Silver Datacbed levers. Fine Gold and Silver Lepinee, Fine Gold Guard.

Fb aad Vast Chela. Gold and Silver Pencil aad Gold Fenn. Ladies' Bracelets. Gold Lockets sad Thi aba, Ladies' and Gentleman Breast Pin, Sterling Silver Spoons, Caps. Forks, fca.

Gold Watches as low ss $20 to $2 aaeh. Watches and Jewelry exchanged. AU watobas ranted to keep good time, or the moa ay letesasl Watches, Clock and Jewelry rwpairsd ia the bant BaaS- tr, aad warranted, at much Mas tnaa ta sru ansa. O. C.

ALLEN, Ik porter of Watche aad Jewelry, bidals fetal aadretajl.il Wall street. Bp stain B. PALMER'S COUNTRY aWSFAPEJt Aa- I vwrtieing Agency. Tribna BaUdiacs, New Terfc ibraens most of the best aew spasm af ait the atttasaaA principal town la th United State aad Caaaaa, fof which he ia daly aathoriaed to twearv atiailanmisal aad subscTtptiops, and tully give 1 1 1 at ex. i err nanus, aaaanraoturwrs, artart aae uMVKwai gw-aerally, besides pubue tnatitotiona, tsaiorwecaled atl and aocieties who wish to advertise La, or relator! ror.

newspapen of any section tbeonatry, ax aay sat fally to examine tbe file To remove all doubts and a isapprnh aifssl the asreart hereby notifies the pubiia, trat no person aathotawd by him to eoileft advetsemerts, cards er snascripuoae for the Bewspapars for which he ia the oaly aathsiant ageat. Th annoyane to BMTchanta snd otlin. grew. lag out of numerous preteadad ageartes IB thai exty. twaw den the adoptioa of this otaias amsntailly Btijsi guard against imposition.

Those, therefor, who wiaL triiassrt bssnaaas wtttt liU.f.a .,4 InwHadta hand in their orders at th ofllo, address T. R. IALMSJL, Aauriosa Newspaper Ageat, Tribna Baiidiags, 6ra Tb eost ef advert isinr hi eountrv sasan a lavt of the cities and towns throng boat th Uaioa, ta which the papers are piiMishedtogeLber with eopiM of tbe Be-varal papers for which helsthe duly aal 'nested 4ga1, nay be seen at bl ente ia tba Tribe as Balldiaew rpUE tlBSCRlBEK having bewa a MsavriaCaa Jl eery For tweaty-nve years, aas now raewawan Bast practice of his prrifiawjoa. rlaenu eoCHne nirasw It pruJ-apalJ. bbiibiiw aasaan a particalaiiy to the eramiaat'ea of title te Baal EstsAa to the safe invstseat of proewxiag saaaa reel estate.

He bas removed Into the eity. BBd win BESwva, errvai tb aid of good agents, attend to the eeileetiaf ef renal keeping the account, and to th entire Bisaaaimaat a state of lnfr nts, Trustee, sad Owners, who asa' be aa- ap20 as auoratLaw. ID less I Horace Waldo OtTfr for Sal at aad Plass smn, Oflft beles sesrlct, yellow. gnea-warts aad axaa, bbsbb OUU aad twilled, all Wool Flaaaai. HO balsa scarlet sad white, tottoB auUWMITBB Bel 100 case.

Satinets, variona gasiities. 1 caM gold mixed aad oia. mixed Kataaky S50 175 125 gray, black aad white, aad dnk Ea Plaid Liaseys, small aad large rattaraa 104 case waste aad drab Blaaketa. eJSbnSsl -d Ourtitbv 40 eamBarIboro faaey FbJds aad Stripea. eaeea checked and striped CbamBTaya.

-160 saue Indigo bias Decisis. li pVckAxes, Allendale. S-4, 8-4, 8-4, 18-1 aad U-d Browa and biceebed Shectiags. cases -Allenoale" Oonterpaaa. $50 bales Jewett City," Waahiagtoa.

Hsmpdsa, Haver. Bonita. Virginia, Boarah, Matoaea aad Ashland 4-4 browa bbewtingB tSO bales 27 aad 30 lack browa Flirtings. 10 bale 27 aad 80 bach browa lTusa. case 27 aad 0 inch bleach.

da. l4Bdale Coanp'y Bilenia. plaaa aad twIDsd Lonsdale 4-4 super hieacbed kbirtlnga. 450 eases 4-4 aad a-8 hi is eh id bhlrtmgs, rasas styles. ISO eases adored Cam brio.

75 cases blenched DUawrs, 4 44 aad 5-4 Ticks, to eases yellow Nankins, Browa an bteaebed Jaekana Diaaera. baiee son tbem Cotton Yarn. Sut) bales 28, SO aad 3 iach heavy awttaa Cwaabwrg. 13 at Clothing Emporium AND Gentlemen's Outnttlii-r E8TABLISIIJIEWT, Ka. B7 CORTLANDT STREET, (A few doon bakrw the Western BanaL) SUMiLER STOCr OF ASHI05ABLE Clotnlns AT COST.

ra-twASF. arsaralBER an eaes i Lbetr atrge ese-k of wry deAwrtB4ien ef FASItlOw AiSl-a. tLtitu.vw ax win stranger aad stbers vatitiBg tb eity. we weald aay Ol aa in sew oek aaa satasfy aaisalt that aaa s-U yon goca. aad Fasliionable Cheaper by Tea Per Cent, than you eaa buy ef aay etbw biiiusa In tne xraua ws are soeasna ra a Baaiuiy part ev taeerrv.

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